Lolcats.com - Features captioned pictures of cats. Live Granades: LOLTrek - Blog post that explores the lolcat phenomenon and translates screen captures from the original Star Trek series episode "Trouble With Tribbles" into lolcat. Wikipedia: Lolcat - Open-content encyclopedia describing the phenomenon and its history. Wikimedia Commons: Lolcats - Creative Commons licensed lolcat images. Open Source: I Can Has Talking Animals? - Discussion of the lolcats meme by this podcast/blog. The lolsingularity - Meta humor on the lolcats phenomenon. Geoffrey Chaucer Hath a Blog: I Can Hath Cheezburger? - Blog written in the style of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales describes Lolcats and offers some captioned medieval art that depicts Chaucer's pilgrims. Mental Floss - First in a series of blog posts about the LOLCATS phenomenon. The Daily Pennsylvanian: Iz not cats everywhere? Online trend spreads across campus - The lolcats phenomenon on the campus of the University of Pennsylvania. Toronto Star: Funny how 'stupid' site is addictive - Newspaper article covering the early days of lolcats. Wall Street Journal: With 'LOLcats' Internet Fad, Anyone Can Get In on the Joke - By Aaron Rutkoff. Examines the success of "I Can Has Cheezburger", a mini-tutorial on lolcats, and a short history. Techland: Lolcats Addendum: Where I Got the Story Wrong - Lev Grossman, author of the Time article in July, 2007, corrects some errors in the original. Time: Creating a Cute Cat Frenzy - Article by Lev Grossman covering the internet meme and its spin-offs. Houston Chronicle: Rapidly spreading Web photo-posting phenomenon centers on felines with poor spelling - Newspaper article by Dwight Silverman. I Can Has Cheezburger? - Humorous captioned pictures of felines and other animals. Visitors can submit their own material or add captions to a large archive of available pictures. Information Week: I'm In UR InfurmashunWeeks Splainin LOLcats K Bai - Article from the "Digital Life" blog.