Eric Mayer

Dennis Jerz alerted me to Stephen Granade's LOLtrek and his version of "The Trouble with Tribbles." In case, like me, you haven't heard of LOLcats, Stephen explains:

They’re pictures of cats with captions typed across them. In essence they’re the “Hang In There Baby” posters gone feral...
That set my fevered brain to spinning: what would a lolcat story look like? What if lolcats had a TV channel? What kind of shows would be on it?
The answer is clear: they would show Star Trek.

I'd never even heard of lolcats and I was never a huge trek fan but this really cracked me up. Check out the whole episode at Stephen's site.




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