The Atheist Experience™: I can haz lite?

Sunday, February 17, 2008

I can haz lite?

Posted by: Martin

Okay, I know the whole LOLcat thing might be getting old, but I actually got a number of hearty chuckles out of this: a translation of the Bible into LOLcat-speak.

Busy last few days, which is why no posts of substance, but hopefully this will tide you and your funnybone over. Really, anyone who sets about translating the Bible into LOLcat is a living example of the many imaginative ways the internets have found to help people fritter away their spare time. But it's funny, so who am I to complain? You'll probably get your fill after just Genesis 1:1, but you've got to admire the dedication it takes to create something this silly. And it must be said, the Ten Commandments are priceless. Wonder if we'll get any Ceiling Cat Schisms now?

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April3/04/2008 4:15 PM
loltheist.com is good, too!
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