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Originally posted June 19 2007 at 23:06 under General. 0 Comments. 2 Trackbacks (now closed).
I need to post something which isn’t about something failing. What we need are kitties! Physics kitties at that. So without further ado:
(from I Can Has Cheezburger?) If only those string theorists actually could test things out!
Possibly my favourite so far: (from I Can Has Cheezburger?). Schrödinger’s puddy is always good!
In case you’re wondering what the hell I’m on about, xkcd once again explains it all:
The whole lolcat thing has really taken off. There’s even some discussion of the linguistics. And I do find it very frightening how readable I find LOLCODE to be.
There, that’s better!
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