LOLCat Bible

LOLCat Bible

Written by Erin Wilkey Oh
October 20, 2010

collaboration wiki

Launched in July 2007, this wiki-based project translated the entire Bible into LOLspeak, or “kitty pidgin English,” the slang made popular by the LOLcat Internet phenomenon.

The LOLCat Bible Wiki has been accessed more than 2.5 million times. Thousands of people from all over the world made contributions to the translation.

Martin Grondin, creator of the LOLCat Bible Translation Project, edited the text from the wiki and published the parody in a paperback version with Ulysses Press in 2010.

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