Here is the passage: What is interesting about lolcats is the gradual standardization of the language used to caption the pictures, such that anyone already familiar with the lolcat idiom can understand my opening phrases* instantly, even though they won't have read them before. Linguists have come to call this form "kitty pidgin"—pidgin being a type of communication that emerges between adults who don't speak each other's language.

Hogge, Becky. "A Lesson in Hai Culture." New Statesman. 137.4900 (2008): 52.

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1. What is interesting about what linguists have come to call "kitty pidgin" is the gradual standardization of the language so that anyone familiar with lolcats can understand lolcat phrases instantly.
2. "What is interesting about lolcats is the gradual standardization of the language used to caption the pictures."
3. "Linguists have come to call this form 'kitty pidgin'—pidgin being a type of communication that emerges between adults who don't speak each other's language" (Hogge 52).
4. Anyone familiar with the lolcat idiom can understand lolcat phrases instantly, despite not having read them before.
5. According to Hogge, linguists refer to the lolcat language as "kitty pidgin."