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The controversial SOPA - Stop Online Piracy Act has been stopped dead in its tracks in the House. Until there is broader consensus among the lawmakers about legislation that would crack down on foreign Web sites that infringe on U.S. copyright material and counterfeit goods, Majority Leader Rep. Eric Cantor (R.-Va.) has agreed SOPA would not come before the House for a vote.
Cats are the next frontier in drag performing. If you gotta live 9 lives, why not make one of them a drag queen? The LogoTV tumblr has been making these fierce creatures!
TV Buzz My only question is how was this parody not a reality sooner? “There is no such thing as the Internet, Lionlol.”
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Movie Buzz The Internet loves cats. The Internet loves Disney. Ergo, the Internet loves this. Bringing you better lulz through suspicious math since 2011.
Culture Buzz The sofas of the world are hungry. No longer satisfied with the taste of loose change, their appetites can only be satiated with cats.
Culture Buzz A well-known fact: Cats are amazing mimes. All images via I Can Has Cheezburger.com unless stated otherwise.
From LOLs to trolls, Memefactory celebrates the history of internet culture in this fast-paced performance featuring three gentlemen, five laptops, and several hundred internet memes and webvideos.
A theremin is an electronic musical instrument controlled without contact from the player. It works even better as a cat toy. Via.
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The History of LOLcats. An iconic symbol of the internet world, Icanhascheezburger has taken over the world bringing us hilarious pics and the famous LOLcatz! So what made them so famous? Check it out!
This is a huge set back from the epic Cat Win. …I thought cats were colorblind!?
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There’s a good chance that you’ve come across the word “meme” at some point or another in the past few years. It’s an arcane academic concept but at the same time it’s also one of those things that you can identify, but can’t describe easily. Richard Dawkins coined the phrase in an effort to help explain cultural evolution in his 1976 book, The Selfish Gene, where it’s defined as a shared element intended to be passed around within a culture, a societal analog to a gene. Now, even though it may not be immediately apparent, there are a number of universal qualities that all successful viral memes have in common.
This 6 week old curious kitten named Fynn can't help but check himself out in the mirror. Apparently, he isn't a big fan of what he sees looking back. (via: ratsoff)
Culture Buzz Remember when being a published author meant being able to write well, and working hard on a novel? Those days are long gone. Here are 10 blogs that now have published books, some available in book stores.
Perhaps one of the first ever LOL cats? Notice that back then, cats had much better grammar.
SkyMall features stupid awesome products, some of which are for teh kittehz. Also, good luck shaking this song from your head for the next few days.
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