Packed with witty and endearing images and published into a proven cat-egory, I Can Has Cheezburger? is sure to delight feline aficionados and Internet nerds alike. The book also highlights legendary LOLcat forms recognizable to fans everywhere (including “Do Not Want,” “Monorail Cat,” and “Oh Noes!”), and offers a guide to the finer points of LOLspeak. I Can Has Cheezburger? collects 200 LOLcats from the enormously popular site, some classic and some new, in glorious and glossy full color.
A LOLcat is a picture of a cat with a funny, misspelled, caption. Nao he has gone back to his lair for 200 all-new LOLcats that give all aspiring kittehs the lessons they need to take over teh world (or at least their hoomins). com (named after the most famous LOLcat of all) has been the center of the LOLcat world. In I Can Has Cheezburger, Professor Happycat brought LOLcats to the wurld. Since its founding in January 2007, icanhascheezburger. Once you’re done, you have a LOLcat (laugh out loud cat). Just remember that although cats can speak English, their spelling and grammar is not so hot. Here’s how it works: First you find a picture of a cat online, and then you add a caption that reflects the cat’s point of view. Over the past year, though, one sensation has dominated the Web: LOLcats. a website () featuring many user-created images of lolcats, as well as other animals, like lolbunnys and lolruses (walruses). The Internet has provided us with many wonders, from skateboarding dogs to Chuck Norris facts.
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