61 Memes to Bless Yourself With
Nothing wrong with hunkering down and enjoying some good ol' fashioned memes. There's really not a whole lot else to do these days anyway.
Top neuroscientists actually believe memes are good for the brain, as they slow down synaptic energy transfers and allow neurons to return to a resting state where they may recharge and refill the brain's resources.
That last statement may not be 100% scientifically verified, but then again, no one really needs a reason to scroll memes. They're memes, just look at 'em already.
OK, gonna plug another USB cable into my head. Cheers.
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