It thinks it is people!

[Cirtur]

Cats eh? We could put captions on these photos and start ourselves a little internet phenomena.

[Edminster]

That sounds like a silly idea and I do not think that such things will ever catch on.

[Cirtur]

Yeah you're right. It's good that we're experimenting though. Who would've thought that us humble forum members could think of something so new and exciting like posting pictures of animals?

[astasia]

That is the point! The point is - why? The point is it's not funny and great and wonderful and ohemgeeit'ssocute'causeitlookslikeitispeople!

Why? Why is that fantastic?!

[Edminster]

Cats eh? We could put captions on these photos and start ourselves a little internet phenomena.

I have been thinking about your proposal, and I think what it needs is something to draw people in. Perhaps comically misspell and use questionable grammar?

[Cirtur]

I definitely feel that that would add something to the piece, a reminder of lost innocence or perhaps simply nostalgia for a long-past childhood.

[Edminster]

Cats eh? We could put captions on these photos and start ourselves a little internet phenomena.

I have been thinking about your proposal, and I think what it needs is something to draw people in. Perhaps comically misspell and use questionable grammar?

I definitely feel that that would add something to the piece, a reminded of lost innocence or perhaps simply nostalgia for a long-past childhood.

We can build on that by making the captions relate to 'adult' concepts and activities!

[Cirtur]

Or everyday living like sandwiches, or bicycles?

[Edminster]

Or everyday living like sandwiches, or bicycles?

It would be even better if those were invisible, to represent the spiritual emptiness caused by excessive concern over material goods!

[Cirtur]

Or everyday living like sandwiches, or bicycles?

It would be even better if those were invisible, to represent the spiritual emptiness caused by excessive concern over material goods!

That just adds a whole level to this idea. Bravo, sir. Bravo.

[astasia]

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no...

[Cirtur]

I just had a stupendous revelation. Suppose we calls these animals, and the pictures of these animals, a name that reflects their internet origins. They are intended to be humorous, but what shows that something is humorous on the internet?

[Edminster]

So, something similar to 'A Cat of Laughing out Loud'? That seems rather unwieldy...

[Cirtur]

If we abbreviate Laughing Out Loud to the phrase "lol" then we can use that identify the cats, instead of proclaiming ownership.

[Edminster]

So, a CatLOL? Again, it doesn't seem euphonious.