How do you make a viral YouTube video turned Internet meme that's been viewed over 29 million times and spawned hundreds of parodies? First, obtain a cat video (that's right, you don't actually need a real live cat)
Here's the story of how Brad O'Farrell came up with the Keyboard Cat meme, as told by VICE (plus, cameos of a whole bunch of other memes). Hit play or go to Link [YouTube] - Thanks Juliette!
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BTW, I changed your username from "Joseph Francis 3" to simply "Joseph Francis" (the software had multiple legacy accounts by that name, all of which are yours I believe).
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Early in Batman TAS he was fairly lean. Then he gets bigger when the art style changes and Tim Drake shows up. He and Superman are essentially the same size in the Batman/Superman crossover episodes. Then in Justice League he seems to get smaller (or at least leaner) to be a better counterpoint to a big strong Superman. And Bruce is still quite stocky in Batman Beyond to contrast with a young lean Terry. It's generally hard to get a good feel for his height, because the length of the ears on the cowl change quite a bit.