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Line 10: − − == Popular Internet Memes == − ===LOL Cat=== − [[image:Lolcatexample.jpg|thumb|right|200px|<center>An example of an "lolcat" designed by a Conservapedia editor to mock the vandals who attack this site.</center>]]A "'''lolcat'''" is a [[meme]] (runaway, modified internet theme) in which the author takes a picture of a cat, and adds a funny, anthropomorphic caption that is potentially grounded in science fiction, or computer programming, subculture. − − Either way, the goal of the "lolcat" is to be funny, self-referential, and build on previous iterations of the "lolcat" meme. Most "lolcat" images include references and liberal use of [[internet slang]], such as "lol," etcetera. − − "Lolcats" are [http://icanhascheezburger.com/2007/04/18/uh-heey-they-talkin-bout-lolcats-on-da-radio/ receiving increased notice] as a prominent part of internet subculture. The most prominent "lolcat" site is [http://www.icanhascheezburger.com I Can Has Cheezburger?]. − − ===All Your Base Are Belong to Us=== − '''"All Your Base"''' was a meme popular in 2001, based on a poor Japanese to English translation of the 1989 videogame "Zero Wing." It spawned a massive [http://allyourbase.planettribes.gamespy.com/ video], based on the meme's title catchphrase, a notable translation error. − − ===YTMND=== − − '''YTMND''' or '''You're The Man Now Dog''' is a site dedicated to images/animated gifs that load sound bites in the background that loop. − − [[category:internet culture]]
Mention of Internet culture is irrelevant - and it feeds the culture of liberal deceit which is based on this concept
Many "memes" are humorous in nature. "All Your Base Are Belong to Us" was an early Internet "meme," and "[[lolcat]]" is a popular emergent meme. Other memes focus on potential dangers, such as cell phones causing fires at gas pumps.
Many "memes" are humorous in nature. "All Your Base Are Belong to Us" was an early Internet "meme," and "[[lolcat]]" is a popular emergent meme. Other memes focus on potential dangers, such as cell phones causing fires at gas pumps.