One day, cultural historians will write volumes about the emergence of captioned cat pictures–or “lolcats” as they are known in the vernacular–and deconstruct at length their significance, especially with respect to the gentrification of leet-speak, and muse upon their sublime comedic genius.
Then, and only then, will Scholastic Books finally start offering some more interesting posters. You know what I’m talking about.
Meanwhile, here’s a cat and a rabbit to brush up your Shakespeare.
Enjoy.
~CKL
