Lolcats make me think about the entire concept of cat memes every week. I've already talked about how lolcats are iconic, and what basically made this entire cat meme franchise unforgettable. But the concept itself of cat memes has a much deeper iceberg than any other meme genre online. The surface level is the normal response to cat memes, along the lines of: "Yeah, cat memes have always been popular." An acknowledgment of existence, merely. But the deeper you dive into the cat meme iceberg, the more you understand how profound it is.
I've answered more than once in my life to the question of "What do you do?", with "I work in cat memes." First of all, it's the best and funniest ice-breaker answer I've got up my sleeve, and it's also true. But then I come to think of the fact that there's no other meme-genre answer in existence that'll be true like that. No one can answer truthfully with "I work in elephant memes", or "I work in computer science memes." You might work in a meme company of sorts, but not in cat memes. That's where the meowgic of I Can Has Cheezburger happens - and especially with our beloved lolcat page.
And it's not just me, or us as a team, with our pawsome job description - it's also you! Think about people answering the question: "What do you do for a hobby?" Some people answer "cooking", "jogging", or "gardening". But you, dear lolcatters? You literally make cat memes for a hobby. You're not just doing something for your own amusement - you help the glorious flood of feline funnies the internet has experienced for about 3 decades. That's the greatest way to serve our feline overlords with purride.