LOLCATS!

You know I like to be on the cutting edge of the internet. If you remember, I'm the one who first told you how to find porn. Well now there's a new sensation that will be sweeping the virtual nation that I want you to get in on the ground floor.
It's something like a phenomenon called "LOLCATS"

These images usually of an interesting photo with a large caption characteristically formatted in a sans serif font such as Impact or Arial Black. The image is, on occasion, digitally edited for effect. The caption generally acts as a speech balloon encompassing a comment from the subject of the photo, or as a description of the depicted scene. The caption is intentionally written with deviations from standard English spelling and syntax. The text parodies the grammar-poor patois stereotypically attributed to internet slang. Frequently, lolcat captions take the form of snowclones in which nouns and verbs are replaced in a phrase.
Common themes include jokes of the form "I'm in your noun, verb-ing your related noun", or "I have a noun".

Here's a couple of my favorites:





Remind me next week to tell you about "All Your Base". I will also tell you who they belong to.