Plague

Plague or “The Plague” is sometimes used in referencing Covid-19

Did you hear that Alex has the plague now?

I might have the plague.

by SlavLemon May 18, 2022

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Croutonic Plague

It is the year 69420 and croutons have taken over the world, they call it "The Croutonic Plague", people are dying and many hav lost homes to croutons

joe says "my house got destroyed because of the croutonic plague"
Jim replies with "I know"

by SOMESWITCHUSER March 18, 2022

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A mind virus spread primarily by invertebrates from legacy media, rodents from the house of congress and white house, and bugs in social media platforms. Highly contagious, symptoms include acting irrationally, repeating whatever you're told, and restricting the rights of anyone you disagree with. Doing your own research, exercising your mind and plain old facts are effective prophylactics. Though the infected insist upon needing a vaccine, in reality the only known cure once infected is a dose of red pills.

After suffering miserably for years of the bluebonic plague, Karen stopped watching the msm, started hanging around with meme artists, and miraculously was cured of the bluebonic plague.

by sewingseeds September 27, 2021

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Discord Plague

When a discord server goes silent or inactive.

That was my favorite discord server to bad it caught the discord plague

by ExiledBunny July 30, 2021

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Red plague

A spread of partisan laws passed by Republicans to limit involment in democracy, spread conspiracy and divide Americans by gender, race, sex, orientation, religion or language.

The red plague spread to Houston when the city was denied FEMA funds from the State of Texas because of the cities voting preferences.

by People are Saying May 31, 2021

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