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January 19, 2008 10:00 AM PST

Weekend Webware: LOLinator

by Rafe Needleman

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News.com's new design.

In the grand spirit of the Swedish Chef translators that popped up on the Net several years ago (see The Dialectizer and even Google's "Bork" translation), the Malevolent Design company has released LOLinator. This service will take almost any Web site and not only change its text from English to LOLcat, but it will massacre the design as well. Lovely.

It's good for a laugh or two.

Topics:: Content and publishing

Tags:: LOLcats,; LOLinator

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