On April 19, 2009, Richard Lawson's simple post linking to naked pics of Hipster Grifter Kari Ferrell got more than 36,000 clicks. Today, Kari's posing topless over at AnimalNY. Are you not entertained? I'm waiting.

If you're familiar with the Internet, you've surely seen Hitler freakout parody videos using footage from the movie "Downfall." When YouTube removed all of these videos, the good people over at Urlesque made their own...of Hitler reacting to the news.

The studio behind Downfall has been issuing copyright complaints about some of the more popular Downfall parodies on YouTube. This might be the first time war has been waged against a meme. The meme is going to win. [Mashable]

We promise eventually we'll put this meme to bed, but once more, but this is far and away our favorite Hitler-hissy.

You may be familiar with this, the latest and greatest video storming the web. From A&E's Intervention, it features a dude with a strangely haunting, yet comical, wail. But our ever industrious internet wants more! Bring on the mash-ups.

The peeps over at Know Your Meme have hit us with a good one- a video explaining the phenomenon of juxtaposing the "archaic reinterpretation" of popular rap lyrics with the eccentric self-portraits of eighteenth century French artist Joseph Ducreux.

You might have seen standing cat early last week but have you seen standing cat in boots? For some reason this makes us want to go re-watch Shrek.

With one enigmatic photo, this smugly grinning party animal has gone from viral ingenue to media darling. While Riley failed to conjure his famous grin for the Today Show cameras, his owner shed light on the pooch's personal life.

"Release the Kraken" is shaping up to be a pretty great meme. So we decided to push it over the top by making a "Release the Kraken" video. So without further ado: Liam Neeson...please release that Kraken.

This next meme that is set to jump the shark — Photoshopped pictures in which some genius carefully combines a) Tom Selleck b) a waterfall and c) a sandwich in a smorgasbord of wonder. What's not to like? [via Intelegance]

ChatRoulette is, if you don't already know, a simple, supposedly revolutionary outlet for out-and-out internet voyeurism. It's a two-way looking glass allowing users to instantly video chat/see the dicks of complete strangers. And people can't. Stop. Doing it. Addicts!

Way to go and mess with the delicate balance of the internet, keyboard dog. Now we don't know who's playing who off anymore. Or is it whom? Keyboard Dog!

The Hitler meme is one of the best on the internet. It requires creativity, and if done well, it is hilarious. The one for Conan and Jay is easily one of the best we've seen.

Well, it took a mere 4 days before The Fiesta Bowl handed us the first instant classic of 2010. Without further ado, here is Cowbell Girl.

Nevermind that Obama's "pay Czar" will be slashing executive compensation at firms that received bailout money from the Feds. Daily Show "Resident Expert" John Hodgman wants CEO's blood—or at least their heads covered with bees.

The I Can Haz Cheezburger guy, Ben Huh, got an AdAge profile. They've got 21 full-time employees, 30 blogs, and 11.5M visitors a month. They were profitable in their first quarter "almost entirely via ad networks and Google AdSense." [AdAge]

Well, that was quick.

"Stuff White People Like." It seemed so innocent for those first few hours. Now the whole format has been squeezed dry and used up like an old bottle of shampoo. Which is Something Hipsters Hate.

So: there's all this Michael Jackson newsdumping that's been happening, and that's going to keep happening. But one thing's becoming readily evident: his death surged record sales and re-ignited interest in his music. The results, like this one, are great.

A real thing someone wrote: "Strength Training: Could It Have Saved MJ?" From a Demerol overdose? Not likely, crazy fitness blogger. Not even Lou Ferrigno could get Michael Jackson to lift weights! Not even Super Squats could have saved him.