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We Love The Pseudoscience Astrology Mock Meme

This edited meme uses a scene from the adult animated sitcom *Family Guy*. It shows the character Lois Griffin sitting at a table staring at an oversized prescription pill bottle labeled "BS", which is common internet slang for "bullshit" meaning nonsense. Text positioned above Lois reads "astrologists:", which frames the joke that astrology practitioners consume or promote this nonsensical content, mocking astrology as unproven, false pseudoscience.
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Overview

This edited meme uses a scene from the adult animated sitcom Family Guy. It shows the character Lois Griffin sitting at a table staring at an oversized prescription pill bottle labeled "BS", which is common internet slang for "bullshit" meaning nonsense. Text positioned above Lois reads "astrologists:", which frames the joke that astrology practitioners consume or promote this nonsensical content, mocking astrology as unproven, false pseudoscience.

Origin notes

This meme was sourced from an RSS feed of the Reddit r/Meme community, with the original submitted title being "we love the pseudoscience". It is a remixed edit of a pre-existing Family Guy animated scene, modified to add the "BS" label on the pill bottle and the text referencing astrologers to convey the joke mocking pseudoscience.

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