images in the new Brigham Young Lolcats press kit

[NAOS]

According to co-defensive coordinator Jaime Hill, these photos were taken during BYU's scrimmage before the season started.

 

[Archie Moses]

Once, a wise poster to used to roam around these here parts. As the legend is told, he would tell things how they were, often times stirring up trouble and controversy. Golden was golden and coal was coal. Well, I'm here to follow in that ol' or should I say lil' poster's foot steps and chant his coined phrase. "Please, delete your account, hack." That is all.

 

[NAOS]

Sorry, I'll go talk about more pressing matters... like NBA Jam.
Who doesn't have fun with BYU-Utah animosity? eh?

 

[Archie Moses]

Sorry, I'll go talk about more pressing matters... like NBA Jam.
Who doesn't have fun with BYU-Utah animosity? eh?

That actually made me laugh. I would give you plus 2, but I'm all out or rep to give.

 

[NAOS]

That actually made me laugh. I would give you plus 2, but I'm all out or rep to give.

We're mostly on the same side, Archie.
And I owe you many laughs, so chuckle again.

 

[Deleted member 95]

Dragon is a choder boat.

 

[TroutBum]

Dragon is a choder boat.

qft

 

[bigb]

That one made me laugh out loud.

 

[moevillini]

in somewhat related news, the company that started the LOLcats website is getting $30 MILLION dollars in funding from a group of venture capitalists

https://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2011/01/18/empire-built-on-lolcats-gets-30-million/

A picture might be worth a thousand words, but add a cute cat and a funny caption, and you apparently have something much more valuable.

A company called Cheezburger Inc., famous for a site dedicated to these so-called LOLCats, said Tuesday that it won a whopping $30 million in funding — which it will use “to become the largest humor network in the world.” Cheezburger, which has been around since 2007, also publishes more than 40 other sites, including the FAIL Blog, which provides photographic evidence of human stupidity, usually captioned with the simple word: “Fail.”

The funding round is being led by Foundry Group — a firm that also has invested in social-gaming company Zynga. Madrona Venture Group, Avalon Ventures and SoftBank Capital also are investing....

oh, and Jaime Hill's been fired...

 

[LogGrad98]

That one made me laugh out loud.

Me too.

 

[LogGrad98]

in somewhat related news, the company that started the LOLcats website is getting $30 MILLION dollars in funding from a group of venture capitalists

https://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2011/01/18/empire-built-on-lolcats-gets-30-million/

oh, and Jaime Hill's been fired...

You know there is something seriously messed up when people who are working hard actually contributing something of value to society lose their jobs and have to live off unemployment while some moronic website with images created mostly by bored 14 year olds with bad spelling and grammar gets $30 mill.