WINTER PARK, Florida: Nancy Shutts, 78, first encountered Internet memes a couple of years ago when her grandson shared a term paper he wrote for a college class. She couldn't understand what the big deal was about the silly social media images with text – usually related to current events.
“I am so left-brained, this does not mean squat to me,” said Shutts, who has a degree in medical technology. “But I'm constantly looking at new things to expand my knowledge.”
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