Teh story of teh lolrus who haz lost his Bukkit - Speak Lol Speak. The Laugh-Out-Loud Cats. Panda. Image:Itisamystery.gif - Encyclopedia Dramatica. Lol and Lolcat Builder - Put captions on any picture. 540489278_9f2c6edb59.jpg (JPEG Image, 500x279 pixels) Home · LOLCODE. Meme Cats. About Meme Cats is a continuation of the amusing-kitten-collection begun at This page exists to bring a smile to your face, either via cute cats or funny taglines. A lot of the phrases are video-game related, so they may not make sense to everyone; this page helps explain the madness. If you have funny, witty, or simply cute cat pictures which belong on this page, send them to me. Please resize your photos first. Everything on the site gets cropped to a max of 600px wide, so there's no point in sending anything larger. If you need a free tool to resize your images, check out The GIMP. News Rating System - 2007-09-13 Woohoo! Currently displaying 1-30 of 654 adorable kitties!
Sponsored Links. Top 10 “I am in your base killing your d00ds” pictures by Elliott Back. If you haven’t heard the great “I am in your base killing your d00ds” meme before, it comes from a surprise attack in online gaming. It’s funny because the situation should be self-evident, but you have to inform the other party. Of course, parodies and rip-offs involving cats have become quite popular, so I’m going to highlight what I think are the top 10 “I’m in ur …” photos, starting with the Red Alert original: 0) I am in your base killing your d00ds 1) I’m in ur kuntry Ridin’ Dirty 2) We’re in ur intarnet killin ur torrentz 3) I art in thine base slaying thine doods 4) I’m in ur base killin ur d00dz 5) I’m in ur base killin ur d00dz 6) I’m in your bloodstream killing your infection 7) I’m in ur gutter blocking ur drainage Im on ur land, emanating [sic] ur domain 9) Im in ur couch stealing ur change 10) Im in yr tvs distorting our facts If you enjoyed this list, you can definitely DIGG it!
... All Your Base Rhapsody. Internet Fad Song. Many-to-Many: The Power of Conversation. “I don’t read anymore; I just talk to people who have.” — Dr. Tom Malloy, University of Utah Dr. Malloy’s tongue-in-cheek comment sparked an interesting conversation about… well… conversation. When two people have a conversation, they act as proxies for the many ideas in their heads which are drawn from the many things they have read. The upshot of this is that the memes, or actual ideas, gain a tremendous advantage in establishing new connections when conversations happen. Moreover, the use of the Internet, cell phones, and social software has greatly increased the number of conversations happening at any given moment via chat, newsgroups, discussion forums, and even comment-savvy blogs. But the great thing about all this is that conversation gives us an incredible way of processing the world as we move into an age of relentless and omnipresent information.
Now stop reading this and go have a conversation with someone. :-)