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Calling all graph nerds and lolcat fans: GraphJam, the latest project from the duo behind I Can Haz Cheezburger?, wants your savvy pop-culture observations in visual form. After stumbling across ...

The Internet, as we all know, is primarily a medium for viewing cat photos. Most recently, Grumpy Cat, who lives with her owner in Arizona and whose real name is Tardar Sauce, has become the reigning ...

We’ve probably all seen them floating around the Internet: those cat pictures, the ones ranging from morbidly obese felines to noxiously cute kittens, captioned with phrases like “Iz mah house!” and ...

Internet memes have a tendency to go viral on Twitter, and now the social site has added its very own languge to accomodate the craze. Users now have the option to change their language to "LOLCAT," a ...

I am not certain that I understand lolspeak or its origin, though I think it must have started at some point with texting teens. (I do understand that LOL is “laughing out loud.”) I am quite certain ...

Twitter has added the LOLcat language option to its settings page, allowing users to browse the micro-blogging site in the language made famous by the ‘I can haz?’ meme. A message from Twitter on ...

Twitter can now be browsed entirely in the 'lolcat' language, as made famous by the 'I can haz?' meme. The microblogging service announced on Friday (February 8) that users can "nao (sic) change ...

Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. Maria Zijlstra: LOL, as we pretty much all know nowadays, stands for Laugh Out Loud, an acronym used in ...