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We dive into some hilarious animal hoaxes and actually learn some incredible things along the way. Seriously, there's some unbelievable true stuff in this episode as well.

Look, I know we have our differences, but MAGA, come on... I can laugh once when you walk face first into a pole, maybe even twice, but I'm starting to feel bad. Just... go around the pole... Trump has promised $5000 checks to every American if republicans win in the midterms. This money doesn't exist and no checks will ever materialize just like the tariff checks and the DOGE checks, and the no wars, and the Epstein files, and the cheap gas, and the better economy...

Joe Rogan is an absolute dupe, a mark, a rube, a real bumpkin of a yokel. We take a look at the nation's naive narrator, and find more dumb than you can shake a stick at (whatever that means). We dive into a meme displaying Joe Rogan's gullibility and find out that the meme is actually not entirely true. Joe Rogan is a gullible duper, that part is valid, but Humble Host Nate had to listen to Rogan's podcast to investigate the truth behind this meme and found more than he bargained for. Help keep Memingless Ad-Free for everyone! Patreon.com/memingless Follow us! (not home, on social media) BSKY: @memingless.com Twixter: @MeminglessPod

We talk about the non-hopeful who ran in a Hawaiian primary, got knocked out at a beach, and went viral because of right wingers being desperate for a win. Help keep Memingless ad free for everyone: Patreon.com/Memingless Follow us! (not home. online) BSKY @memingless.com Xitter @MeminglessPod

The meme claims that this doctor cured cancer in mice, but the internet ignored the breakthrough to make fun of a birthmark on his face. The truth ended up being an incredible Rabbit Hole. Join us for an absolute rollercoaster.

Bibles, Bimbos, and alliteration, we have two out of three. Get biblefied and bimbofied in this episode where we learn about another fetish (I swear this isn't an intentional trend), we laugh at a lot of nonsense, and dive deep into Kristi Noem... politically. Special thanks to Sortimid for their help with this episode. Check out Sortimid on Deviant Art. https://www.deviantart.com/sortimid Support us! And help keep us ad-free for everyone! : Patreon.com/memingless Follow us on social media for no-context sad pictures of Kristi Noem: Bluesky: @memingless.com Xitter: @meminglesspod

Sure, that cute thing your niece did could lift you out of poverty with the buku bucks you'll make off of her internet fame, but have you thought about don'ting? The internet is an awful, awful place and we talk about that. Support the IWF: https://www.iwf.org.uk/donate/ Support us! : Patreon.com/Memingless Twitter: @MeminglessPod BSKY: @memingless.com

It takes all kinds to make the world go 'round and it's episodes like this one that remind us of that. Prepare for a (wet) and wild ride. Even if you know the basic story, there's a bit more you probably didn't know.

Wanting your kid to go viral so you can make those sweet, sweet child labor bucks? Maybe rethink it. In this episode, we discuss how influence is not necessarily the healthiest thing for a young mind. Bluesky: @memingless.com X: @MeminglessPod Patreon.com/memingless

Everyone's favorite muck-spread has "sold" more cars in New Zealand than any company, when it comes to a single model specifically, in June specifically, in New Zealand specifically. And it's the number one most "American Made" car! Let's look into what that actually means... if it actually means anything.

Here at Likes4Vets we use retired military personnel for engagement, so we can funnel netizens into our propaganda tunnel to convince the world that our senile, vindictive, almost certainly psychopathic dictator is juuuuuuuuust fine.

Often, grifters offer "evidence" to those of faith, knowing that a crisis of faith can be a terrifying thing. It's important to be cautious of anyone offering evidence of a god, angles, or divine interventions. Deceivers exist and are not likely shy about selling you "miracles." We look into a few of the most famous ones in this episode.

The internet is full of memes about masculinity, and there are so many ways to be grifted into masculinising nonsense. Join us for a look at the history of these cons and placebos and discover a very bold through line to the present. Some cons hardly change.

I don't even know where to begin with a description for this one. Let's see... some really messed up stuff happened, there were a lot of screw ups and as usual, our host obsesses over the spread of nonsense regarding this situation.