The 2020 Memeys
Welcome to the 2020 Memeys! This year was filled with almost nonstop craziness, which of course bled over into memes. You know you have a crazy year when a presidential impeachment doesn’t even seem like…
Read MoreWelcome to the 2020 Memeys! This year was filled with almost nonstop craziness, which of course bled over into memes. You know you have a crazy year when a presidential impeachment doesn’t even seem like…
Read MoreWelcome to the 2018 Memeys! Here are the awards for the best (and worst) memes of 2018.
This meme claims that 35 million people in the US are hungry. This is an inaccurate portrayal of the facts.
This meme claims that windmills take more energy to build than they will ever produce..
This meme claims there are millions of “pus cells” in our milk, in addition to other toxins. What does the science say?
It’s time for the 2017 Memeys! Here are the awards for the best and worst memes of the year.
This meme insinuates that with more spanking there would be less misbehavior among youth. It’s a popular notion, but what does the science say?
This meme alerts us that 7 bees are endangered, and a threat to our food supply. This is a misleading claim.
This meme claims there’s a new study that repealing Obamacare will kill millions of jobs, harm the economy and add to the deficit. Analysis reveals the study is flawed.
It’s time to commemorate the best and worst memes of 2016, with the first annual Memeys! So much happened this year in the world of memes; from Pepe the frog, to Harambe, to the incessant…