- A
lolcat (pronounced /ˈlɒlkæt/ LOL-kat), or
LOLcat, is an
image macro of one or more cats.
Lolcat images'
idiosyncratic and
intentionally grammatically...
- The
LOLCat Bible Translation Project was a wiki-based
website set up in July 2007 by
Martin Grondin,
where editors aim to
parody the
entire Bible in "LOLspeak"...
- for many
hence it is the
default font in the site's
Lolcat Builder. Many
people creating lolcats in
other software have used the same font to
retain the...
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where they
shared funny pictures of cats. This site
allowed users to
create LOLcat memes by
placing writing on top of
pictures of
their cats. This site now...
-
language inspired by lolspeak, the
language expressed in
examples of the
lolcat Internet meme. The
language was
created in 2007 by Adam Lindsay, a researcher...
-
Psalm 130 has also been
translated by
people on the
website Aglardh. The
LOLCat Bible Translation Project is a wiki-based
website where editors aim to parody...
- catchphrases,
although not all
image macros are
necessarily humorous.
LOLcats,
which are
images of
expressive cats
coupled with texts, are considered...
- used by
people talking as
themselves online, in
contrast to the mid-2000s
lolcat trend where images of cats were
captioned as if the cat were speaking. Many...
- "laughing
extremely loud" or "laughing
extra loud", but this has been disputed.
lolcat, an
image macro of a cat *G* or *g*: For "grins". Like "lulz" it is used...
- and the
Internet Hitler teapot Internet meme List of
Internet phenomena Lolcat Maus Finkelstein,
Daniel (26
February 2007). "Cats That Look Like Hitler"...
