All Your Base, Tron guy, the Flying Spaghetti Monster and other internet memes are all featured in the E4 Book of Internet Humour, which has been published online.
Yes, the spelling indicates a UK production, from the home of the E4 TV channel. If it didn't, the bad jokes -- credited to Tesco Value Crackers 1997 -- would be a giveaway. And while it's described as "Printed in the UK with cyber pixels," you could actually print it out, if you made a really really big effort. (It's shown online as spreads, so you'd have to work out your own imposition.)
The I-Spot format is similar to British I-Spy books (not the American I Spy books), which were hugely successful in the 1950s and 60s. You score points for ticking off the various memes. In this case, however, you don't send the result in to Big Chief I-Spy….
