12-06-2008
Zzombie Haiku
everything I thought
tasted a lot like chicken
really tastes like man
Zombie haiku cracks me up!
09-03-2008
Save Stargate Atlantis First they take SG-1 and now Atlantis! Atlantis feels like it's just taking on a life of its own. It's been overshadowed by SG-1 for so long, but now that it's out on its own it finally feels like it's becoming a mature show.
Save Stargate Atlantis!
08-27-2008
Long Range Weather Forecast Check out this site for long range weather forecasts. I'm not sure how well it works, but I printed a few future forecasts and I'll compare them to the actual weather.
06-03-2008
Spelling Bee WInner I could watch this video over and over. Talk about funny...
04-28-2008
Hulu.com Watch a bunch of TV shows. They have some of almost everything, from The Simpsons to The A-Team.
04-21-2008
Planetarium By the same guy that wrote the Flash Earth program from last week. Neat stuff...
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- Neave.com The author's web site. He has a bunch of other cool stuff, too.
04-14-2008
Flash Earth All the best satellite shots on mapping sites rolled into one. This is a pretty cool application.
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- Neave.com The author's web site. He has a bunch of other cool stuff, too.
03-26-2008
Bubble Wrap Need to relieve some stress and don't have any bubble wrap ready? Here's your one-stop source for that one-of-a-kind popping experience!
01-29-2008
Netdisaster - Destroy the web. You can go here and have fun destroying web sites you hate, or just want to see trampled, blown up, or otherwise mangled. It's a blast! (And I won't be too offended if you try to destroy my site).
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01-11-2008
Simpsonize Me! Ever wonder what you would look like in Springfield, USA? Upload your photo and have it converted to a Simpson's character right before your eyes! Do the whole family!
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- Virtual Springfield After you turn yourself into a Simpson's character, why not visit Springfield, USA. There's games, interactive stuff, and lots of shameless plugs for The Simpson's Movie, but it's a lot of fun.
01-04-2008
Serendipity - Random Generators This site can very quickly become a huge (and hugely entertaining) waste of time. It has everything from random name generators to color generators, palette generators, room description generators, and more. Enjoy yourself, just don't get lost in this endless labyrinth of procrastination.
12-22-2007
Save Surge Anyone that knew me in college knows that I practically lived on this stuff... I wouldn't have minded having an IV of Surge going directly into my veins! I haven't had it in seven or eight years, but maybe it'll be back! Show your support for Surge here!
12-15-2007
Automoblox These are totally awesome! I really wish they had something like this when I was a kid. But they have them now, so maybe I'll have to gt some for myself for this Christmas. Hey, now that I have a son at least I have an excuse! He'll love these in a few years, I'm sure!
12-08-2007
Get me one for Christmas! This had me in stitches. If anyone is looking for something for me as a gift, I wouldn't be opposed to one of these guys!
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- Roadkill Toys This is the company page for the news article above. When I posted this the page wasn't live yet, but check back soon...
12-01-2007
Mountain Dew Christmas Tree I think I'm going to make me one of these next year. If only I could still get Surge...
04-02-2007
French OVNI (UFP) Documentation Archive France became the first country to open its files on UFOs on 3/22/2007 when the national space agency unveiled a website documenting more than 1,600 sightings spanning five decades. The website itself -- which crashed host servers hours after it was unveiled due to heavy traffic -- is extremely well organised and complete, even including scanned copies of police reports.
Cool, huh? Except it's all in French...
04-01-2007
GPS Phone Tracking This is pretty neat. Track anyone by the GPS chip in their phone...
03-24-2007
PhysOrg This is a really cool site for all the latest in science news. They have some really fascinating articles. Julie gets a daily email and there's always something great to read.
03-17-2007
Hydrogen Technology Applications - Aquygen (HHO) Now this is cool. Very cool. I want a car like Denny Klein's. Make sure you watch the videos on the In The News page: http://hytechapps.com/company/press
03-06-2007
Fab@Home Back in 1991 Hank Williams, Jr. had a goofy song called Fax Me A Beer. We might not be quite there yet, but Fab@Home is making great strides in that direction. How would you like to be able to email three dimensional objects to your friends? Can't wait to go out and get the latest gadget? Why not print out your own? This technology has tons of potential. Very cool...
02-20-2007
http://www.sound101.org/ Want to know what the world's worst sound is? Want to place your own vote? Then this is the site for you!
02-13-2007
Do You Remember Love Happy Valentines Day - especially for dog lovers.
01-26-2007
Very funny... Comedian Myq Kaplan Got this link from a friend. This was a very funny set by stand-up comedian Myq (pronounced Mike) Kaplan.
01-19-2007
Would you drink from this? This is a product one of our clients sells. I was working on customized shipping for their site and had to add a product to my cart. I stumbled upon this. I wouldn't drink from it, that's for sure...
10-06-2006
Web Sudoku Julie and I decided to pick up a Sudoku book a few weekends ago. I had half heartedly tried a few in the newspaper before, but Julie had never done one before. Well, now Julie is addicted. She's pretty much finished with the book we bought (she skipped the easy puzzles and finished the difficult ones). So she searched online and found this great site for doing the puzzles on the web. They even let you print the puzzles out so she can do them on paper while I work. She's gone Sudoku Nuts!
09-26-2006
Trunk Monkey My next car will definitely have one. It can do pretty much everything!
09-14-2006
Save Stargate SG-1 Several weeks ago the Sci-Fi channel announced that it was not going to renew Stargate SG-1 for an 11th season (Stargate Atlantis was renewed for a 4th season). MGM has stated that Sci-Fi cancelling the series does not mean the end of Stargate. They will continue to persue other ways to distribute SG-1, either on another network or other media (like tv mini-series, tv movies, or feature films). Here you can sign a petition to keep Stargate SG-1 alive.
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08-02-2006
Kryptos I've been reading a book called Cryptonomicon by Neal Stephenson and I decided to do a little research about cryptography the other night. I stumbled upon this sculpture at the CIA headquarters in Virginia that I found pretty fascinating. This is definitely worth taking a look at. And follow some of the other links in this Wikipedia entry and see where they take you. There's some pretty fascinating stuff out there.
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- Elonka's Kryptos Page A great resource page about the sculpture.
- Elonka's James Sanborn Page This page features a lot of information about the artist behind Kryptos, including several of his other sculptures.
- Cryptonomicon This is the Wikipedia entry for the book I'm currently reading - Cryptonomicon by Neal Stephenson.
07-26-2006
Conning the cons of Nigeria I'm sure you've gotten them before. The relative of a deposed African politician, or a once wealthy African financier, or someone else, has a ton of money and they need your help to get it out of their country. All of these messages are scams, but unfortunately some people actually fall for them. Enough that the scam emails keep coming. This site is a news article about one person that actually responds to those emails, just to annoy the scammers. Now that sounds like fun.
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07-15-2006
SPAM I've done a lot on my site to stop the spread of spam over the last week. I added some new security code to my Sign Guestbook page. So I thought it was appropriate to feature the Official SPAM Home Page!
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07-04-2006
Map of Springfield Ever wonder what the town of Springfield, USA (home of The Simpsons) looks like? This is the best map available of the fictional city. See where everything is located, from Area 51A to the Little Lisa Recycling Plant, Moe's to the Kwik-E-Mart. Everything is here!
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- Springfield - Wikipedia Springfield, USA's Wikipedia entry. Complete with history, geography, climate, and more!
- 742 Evergreen Terrace brought to life! This is an actual house built to resemble the Simpson's house. It's in Henderson, Nevada. See the next link to see an arial view of the actual house. It was built and given away in a contest in 1997. It has since been painted and is not open to the public.
- Arial View of the Simpson's House in Nevada This is an arial view of the Simpson's house in Nevada. The house has since been painted and is not open for tours or anything.
06-30-2006
Mentos Experiment Whatch what happens when you combine over 100 liters of Diet Coke and over 500 Mentos. I haven't tried this personally yet, but soon...
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05-25-2006
Baby Name Wizard This is a really cool application that shows you the popularity of different names in different years compared to other names. It's a lot of fun to play around with even if you're not looking for baby names.
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05-10-2006
Neatorama I found this site that has a ton of interesting stuff. Like a robot that can run, the ultimate case mods list, and more. Check it out for a bunch of really neat stuff.
04-26-2006
artPad at art.com Pretty amazing... Make your own painting and send it to people!
04-19-2006
Celestia And I thought Google Earth was cool. With Celestia there's an entire Universe (and more) to explore. This has to be one of the coolest programs I've found. You can travel through Space and Time to explore many aspects of the Universe. Plan on having a few extra hours before downloading this. you'll need them.
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- Celestia Motherlode This is a great repository of objects you can download to expand your Celestia Universe, including fictious locations, like Star Wars and Star Trek locations.
04-12-2006
Fark.com I'm not sure how to describe this site. Go here and you'll easily wast a day or more. Weird news, photoshop contests, and more. Note: Some content is not family friendly, but most of it is labeled as such.
04-05-2006
Snakes on a Plane That's right. Snakes on a Plane might sound like a strange title for a movie, but there it is... I'm not sure if this is going to be a good movie or not, but it's definitely making waves across the internet. It's one of the most anticipated movies of 2006 (expected in August) but has had practically no advertising, just word-of-mouth. In my opinion it'll end up being a goofy B movie thriller that'll get a cult following, similar to Peter Jackson's earlier work (think Bad Taste and Dead Alive) or the Evil Dead trilogy. Check out the official site (it's mainly just a link to fan sites) and a few of the fan sites (most of which were around before the official site). This is the biggest internet promotion for a movie since Blair Witch.
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03-31-2006
Language Reference Language reference - compare common functions for C,Java,PHP,Perl,C#,Javascript - I found this site to be very useful. I just wish it included ColdFusion and ASP functions. But it is still a very useful site.
03-26-2006
Google Moon Just like Google Maps, but for the moon! This is pretty awesome!
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- Google Mars Again, like Google Maps, but this time it's of Mars!
- Google Maps I featured this when it was first released, but it's related to Google Moon and Google Mars.
- Google Earth An incredible view of our home planet. You can't pass this up.
03-22-2006
Green Dot Illusion This is a pretty cool illusion that will definitely make you question if seeing really is believing.
03-13-2006
The Origami Project Is the day of having a full-powered ultra-portable computer finally here? Check out this cross between a PDA and a Notebook/Tablet PC. I think I'm finally interested in getting a portable computer.
03-05-2006
Ivan Sarajcic's Flag Identifier This is a pretty neat site that is useful for identifying flags based on their colors, layouts, and designs.
02-27-2006
Quail Hunting School Now you can hunt like Cheney.
12-08-2005
Pandora Thanks to Jackie for turning me on to Pandora, a creation of the Music Genome Project. Basically you create your own Internet Radio Station based on the specific artists and songs that you choose. Select a few of your favorite artists and Pandora will create a music stream of similar songs. It's a great way to hear the music you love mixed with some new music that you'll grow to love.
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- George's Americana Recommendations A radio station based on a whole bunch of Americana artists, like Guy Clark, The Beat Farmers, Drive-By Truckers, John Prine, Iris Dement, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Junior Brown and more...
- GJJ Great Americana Songwriters Another Pandora station I created. This is very similar to the other Americana station, but I tried to limit this to mainly Folk and Americana songwriters, like Woody Guthrie, Joan Baez, Lyle Lovette, Steve Goodman, Tom Russell, Joni Mitchell, Paul Simon, Phil Ochs, Loudon Wainright III, Jim Croce, James Taylor, and more. Not everyone played on this station will be a famous songwriter, but their styles should be similar. There will be less light hearted songs and artists on this list.
- GJJ Hard Rock Picks I don't only listen to Americana/Folk/Roots/Country, although that's my favorite category. I like to listen to all types of music and hard rock is at pretty much the opposite end of the spectrum from the Americana lists above. This list was based off of music from bands like Dream Theater, Type O Negative, Fear Factory, Sound Garden, System Of A Down, and more. These aren't bands to be listened to lightly.
- GJJ Rural Humor This station is based on music by groups like Austin Lounge Lizards, The Arrogant Worms, Barenaked Ladies, They Might Be Giants, Hayseed Dixie, and others. This collection should be good music with humorous lyrics.
- GJJ Americana Eclectic Some more eclectic songs, based on Handsome Family, Leonard Cohen, Nick Cave, and others.
- GJJ Rockabilly Radio This station should have a more twangy, rockabilly influence. It was based on bands/artists like BR549, Robbie Fulks, Reverend Horton Heat, Junior Brown, Southern Culture on the Skids, and more.
12-03-2005
Challenge Vader Challenge Darth Vader and see if he can read your mind.
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- 20Q The original 20Q website. See if you can stump it!
10-13-2005
NHL Academy Want to become an NHL player? Here you can earn your NHL Degree at your own pace.
07-06-2005
Weird eBay Have you ever gotten an e-mail from a friend saying, "look what's being auctioned on eBay"? Well, here's a whole site full of strange and unbelievable auctions that pop up on eBay.
What's even more unbelievable than the items being auctioned off ist hat someone bids on many of them!
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- Bizarre Bids Here's more strange and unusual auction listings.
- Off Beat Auctions And yet another site full of strange auctions. Like a Lotus (the car) for only $1! Too late, that one is already gone.
07-01-2005
Creating Online Creating Online is a free webmaster resource site featuring a wide variety of web design, image editing, photo editing, site promotion, and digital photography online tools, including our free online image editor, free online photo editor, and free online web page editor. Improve your search engine ranking with their free site promotion and online SEO tools. Give your website a facelift with their website templates. Enhance your website design with their free stock photos. Add web page extras, interactive content, and special effects with their free javascripts and free online generators. Get one of the best website hosting packages on the net with FREE domain registration and an online website studio. It's all there in one convenient location!
06-27-2005
Stock.XCHNG Stock.XCHNG claims to be the leading source of free stock photography. They definitely have a whole ton of images, and using them for commercial or personal purposes is completely free. There are only a few restrictions, most of which are just common sense. So go there and enjoy! Get creative!
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06-22-2005
Anne's Web Site This site belongs to a friend of mine. She's got the type of site that I always wanted to have. lots of humorous, interesting posts. But alas, I don't have quite the verbal creativity to keep a site like hers going.
So visit her site, have fun, and thank me for posting links to wonderful sites like hers, even if I can't make my own quite this interesting.
06-18-2005
Store Wars Watch the story of the battle between the light and dark side of the farm. Really well done, hilarious, and a bit of propaganda for natural foods. Enjoy!
06-14-2005
Joe-ks Lots of funny stuff here, including the elastic baby from a few days ago. Have fun, but don't forget to eat!
06-11-2005
Elastic Baby Send him flying! It's a blast!
06-06-2005
Worth 1000 This site is pretty incredible. It's a collection of digitally edited images that are submitted for daily contests. Some contest entries are pretty good, some aren't. Most of the images in the galleries are really incredible.
Enjoy! I did!
06-02-2005
Altered Dimensions Lots of information about all kinds of weird stuff. Pull up a chair, turn out the lights, and prepare to immerse yourself in the mysteries of popular paranormal research.
05-29-2005
Deviant Art Lots of strange, weird, wonderful art of all types. Spend some time here...
05-25-2005
Natalie Dee: Drawings to huff by. I just stumbled upon this sit ehte other day and found the drawings oddly entertaining. Some seem like personal inside jokes, others are political statements, and a few are just odd. Take a spin through a few of Natalie's drawings. You'll either feel like you just wasted your time or just found a gold mine of oddity. WARNING: Natalie's site is for people aged 18+. Not everything is inappropriate for younger viewers, but there's no telling what the next picture is going to contain.
05-19-2005
Wanna kill some time.. This is a great waste of time. Perfect for those boring days in the office when you don't have any waste paper to toss around.
04-27-2005
HomeRun Not sure what the title has to do with anything, but this is a great, yet simple game. The text and directions are in German, but it's easy enough to figure out. Just move the mouse left or right to get the character to move in that direction and see how far he can go! My best so far is 75 meters.
Good luck!
04-20-2005
Google Maps Google now offers interactive maps that allow you to click and drag, zoom in and out, and more without having to wait for pages to refresh and images to take forever to load. You can even view an arial satellite view of the area you've got mapped. This is a really cool site!
04-15-2005
Terra Server Use this site to find arial images of pretty much anywhere around the country. I found it pretty cool. I was able to find our house, where I was working when the photos were taken, and more! I think I even found my car in the parking lot!
04-11-2005
Flash Kit This is a great resource for anyone working on presentations or flash animations. It's got a ton of free downloads, including sound effects, music loops, graphics, artwork, and more.
04-08-2005
Answers.com Everything you ever wanted to know about everything there is to know... pretty much. I found myself wasting too much time finding out about all kinds of stuff here. Enjoy!
04-03-2005
TV Tome This is a pretty neat site that has information about all your favorite TV shows. One of the neat features is the Goofs section for each episode where they mention any slip-ups or inconsistencies in each episode, like clothing changing or inaccuracies. Have fun!
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- Movie Tome This is basically the same thing as the TV Tome site, except for movies.
03-31-2005
Wacky Uses Joey Green has compiled a long list of common household products and unusual uses for the products. Did you know that Bounce dryer sheets will repel mosquitoes? There's a whoe ton of other interesting tips and tricks here.
03-28-2005
Random Gibberish Generator The Gibberish Generator is a very useful page, especially for creating filler text for web pages and other printed material. I use it often when I'm trying to set something up that I don't have any actual content for yet.
03-21-2005
Earth & Moon Viewer Get a picture of what the earth looks like from space right now or at any time. Using the Earth Viewer you can enter longitude and latitude to view the earth from directly above. You can view it at any time, see the night shadows, even see current cloud cover and more! And there's a whole set of controls for viewing the moon, too! This is a really cool site...
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03-18-2005
You are... Some people just need to be told... Send this link to anyone who needs it...
03-16-2005
TopoZone Ever wonder what Longitude and Latitude your house is at? How about other places and landmarks? At TopoZone you can find longitude and latitude for places all over the country and more. And they have a premium service that includes more tools and information. It's a pretty neat site to browse around.
03-09-2005
Internet UPC Database I just thought this was a kind of interesting site. You can search for a product and find the UPC (Bar Code) for it, or you can search for a UPC code and find the product. I'm not sure how useful it is, but it seems pretty neat.
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02-27-2005
The Razzies: The Golden Raspberry Award Every year on the eve of the Oscars the Golden Rasperry Award Foundation announces their Dis-Honors for Worst Achievements in Film. They've been doing this since 1980. So if you want to know what the worst movies of 2004 were, go to www.razzies.com.
02-18-2005
Web Browser Archive This is a pretty interesting site. It is a collection of web browsers bigger than anything I've ever seen before. This has just about every web browser ever written, from the earliest versions of Mosaic, Lynx, and the very first web browser called WorldWideWeb (from 1990) to the latest versions of IE, Netscape, Mozilla, Opera, and the other current leaders. Really a fascinating archive.
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- Web Browsers - History This is an interesting history of web browsers, starting with the first browser ever, WorldWideWeb. There's also history of the Internet and other protocols, including Email, Usenet, IRC, MUD's and Lists.
- Deja Vu - the web as we remember it Here's a prety cool site that has a timeline of web browsing, but the really cool feature is the Browser Emulator where you can view sites as they appear(ed) in some vintage web browsers, like Mosaic, Netscape Navigator, Lynx and more.
- QuirksMode - Browsers Here's a pretty good summary of web browsers, their history, and the history of web development. There's also a lot of other interesting information.
02-13-2005
Signs of Winter Hopefully winter won't last much longer, but here's something to keep you entertained while the snow melts and temperatures rise. Have fun!
02-05-2005
Drivers License Database Check your driver's license...OK, this is just too much! Can you say "privacy?" As in, "where is our right to it???" I plan to definitely removed mine, I suggest you all do the same.... Now you can see anyone's driver's license on the Internet, including your own! I just searched for mine and...oh boy...picture and all! Thanks Homeland Security! Maybe we should start up a petition or something protesting this. What do you think? Go to the web site and check it out. It's unbelievable!!! Just enter your name, city and state to see if yours is on file. After your license comes on the screen, click the box marked "Please Remove". This will remove it from public viewing, but not from law enforcement.
11-27-2004
GeoCaching Geocaching is an entertaining adventure game for gps users. Participating in a cache hunt is a good way to take advantage of the wonderful features and capability of a gps unit. The basic idea is to have individuals and organizations set up caches all over the world and share the locations of these caches on the internet. GPS users can then use the location coordinates to find the caches. Once found, a cache may provide the visitor with a wide variety of rewards. All the visitor is asked to do is if they get something they should try to leave something for the cache. There are also Travel Bugs. A Travel Bug is a trackable item that moves from place to place, picking up stories along the way, similar to the BookCrossing idea from last week's feature.
11-20-2004
Book Crossing Ever read a great book and want to share it with everyone you know? Ever lend out a book and say "Pass it on to your friends" and then wonder what ever became of it? Do you love it when a friend gives you a book to read? It's a free book and you know it'll probably be pretty good. Well, BookCrossing.com is a great way to do all of that and more! BookCrossing members (membership is free) release books into the wild and post messages on the web site so that others can go find them. Each book gets registered on the site and has it's own unique ID number (BCID). Write that number and the bookcrossing url on the cover and when someone finds your book they can make a journal entry on the website. You can track where your books go, who has read them, and what they thought. And you can also find books to read, too! It's a great idae, huh?
11-13-2004
Freecycle Don't toss out your junk from your basement, garage, or wherever. Freecycle it! You know the saying "one man's garbage is another man's gold"? Well freecycle is that concept brought to the Internet. Rather than tossing stuff you don't want anymore, send a message to your freecycle group and see if someone else would like it. So far I've gotten rid of an old washer & dryer and received two fish tanks. I would have had to pay the garbage men to take the appliances and would have had to pay for fishtanks. But Freecycle doesn't cost a thing and it's great for the environment! Spread the word! Visit www.freecycle.org today!
11-06-2004
Flybar The ultimate pogo stick! You can reach heights of over 5 feet on this thing. And it's great for adults as well as children. A completely new technology for pogo sticks gets rid of the traditional springs and uses a system of independent rubber thrusters that give you a smooth ride with incredible height potential. And everything is fully adjustable so it's great for small or big, heavy or light, ambitious or cautious riders. If anyone wants to buy me one, I'd really like that =).
10-27-2004
Ghosts of the Prairie This is a great resource for finding out about real hauntings and ghost stories throughout America and especially Illinois and the Midwest. Find out what's haunted in your area!
10-25-2004
Ghoststudy.com Looking for some interesting Ghost Pictures? Maybe they're real, maybe not. But there are pictures here (along with other information about ghost research) that you can take a look at and decide for yourself.
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10-23-2004
Bachelor's Grove Cemetery Bachelor's Grove cemetery in Midlothian, Illinois is reportedly the most haunted cemetery in the country. I've visited it a few times and it definitely is a creepy place. Go ahead and take a walk through the woods there, but remember to respect your surroundings. And around this time of year its always best to go during the day. The police tend to patrol extra heavy during the evening to keep vandals away.
10-20-2004
Raven's Grin Inn Located in Mount Morris, Illinois, the Raven's Grin Inn is much more than your typical haunted house. The Inn is a real historic building (1870) with a history of actual hauntings. The Inn has been transformed by it's current owner into a grand, multi-level, funhouse type attraction. Tours are provided by the owner and can range anywhere from an hour to an hour and a half. The Inn is open all year round (301-350 days a year), but is extremely busy during October.
Julie and I went there two weekends ago and it was definitely interesting. However, we do have a few WARNINGS... IF YOU HAVE ALLERGIES: don't go here! Or at least take some heavy duty allergy medication. The house was very dusty, dirty, musty and MOLDY! Julie had a real hard time breathing after we were through. ALSO, I recommend going some time other than October. We were in a group of 15 and the size of the group really took away from the experience. Go sometime when it's not so busy so you can get a much more personal tour.
But if you are in to Haunted Houses, don't miss this one. It's definitely unlike any others.
10-16-2004
Haunted Illinois Looking for a haunted house in Illinois? Then look no further! Haunted Illinois has the biggest collection of haunted houses and other attractions in Illinois (and a few others, too). Happy Halloween!
10-11-2004
Urban Legend Archive A growing collection of thousands of urban legends also known as urban myths or stories.
10-08-2004
Haunted Web Cams Here's a list of Haunted and Paranormal Web Cams where you can supposedly see ghosts if you watch long enough.
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- Library Ghost Web cams of the Willard Library of Evansville, Indiana. Look for ghosts on three different web cams and see pictures other people have seen.
- The Haunted Diary Information about ghosts and the paranormal and links to some ghostly web cams.
- Ghosts & the Queen Mary ship. More web cams and haunting history.
- The Lexington Ghost Webcam and other information about the ghost aboard the USS Lexington in Corpus Christi.
- Hell's Kitchen Cam This is a very active cam. Watch for a while and you'll probably see something.
10-05-2004
Presstube Some of the weirdest Flash animations, drawings, and other stuff that I've seen anywhere on the web. It's definitely worth a visit. A suitable opening for the month of October and the Halloween season.
10-01-2004
A9.com Search Engine I just found out about this search engine and I've decided I like it. even better than Google. The search results are from the Google engine, but are supplemented with information from Amazon.com, including images, products and more. And what's more, they offer a À/2% (1.57%) reward on Amazon.com purchases if you actively use A9.com for searches. And get the A9 toolbar for a bunch of cool tools and easy searching from your IE tool bar.
09-27-2004
Pythonline.com Monty Python's web site. It is a great source for laughs, information and general mish mash from the world's favorite sketch comedy group.
09-18-2004
Atom Films Great animated shorts here, including Angry Kid. Some are not funny, some are hilarious. Some are rated PG, some are R. But this is definitely a site worth checking out.
09-04-2004
I&M Canal Rendezvous Looking for something to do next weekend (September 11th & 12th)? How about the I&M Canal Rendezvous in Willow Springs, IL. It's a great time with food, vendors, canoes, guns, and (ahem...) it's educational, too. Come out and see us. Stop by the Southwest Brigade near the river and say hi. I'll be there!
08-28-2004
Radio@Netscape FREE access to more than 175 stations, including music, news, sports, and local radio. I've been using it for a while (when I'm not listening to KPIG). The quality is excellent, there aren't any pop-up ads, and the selection of music is excellent. Give it a try!
08-22-2004
KPIG Radio Freedom 100% Pure CyberPork from Freedom, California. This is an excellent radio station that broadcasts their radio program over the internet. Great Americana music in the tradition of the old KFAT.
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08-14-2004
Who Would You Kill? This site contains most of your favorite TV shows. Who would you like to see killed off? And guess what... everybody does NOT love Raymond!
08-08-2004
Jib Jab Jib Jab is a small animation company comprised of two brothers trying to make a living out of short, witty, hilarious internet animations. Their latest animation 'This Land'' is a great poke at the current election race between Kerry and Bush. I've watched it several times already and it still cracks me up. Enjoy!
08-01-2004
Tlf.cx - all your humor are belong to us Some pretty funny computer related pictures. Some are funny, some aren't, but I thought the funny ones were good enough that I should post the site.
07-24-2004
Weekly World News The stories are as funny as anything from The Onion, but they claim this is real news.
07-18-2004
Movie Mistakes All the little slip ups and inconsistencies in just about every movie you can think of. This is a great site for parties and trivia.
07-10-2004
Emu Lander Can you land the Emu and get all the points!
07-03-2004
What's Wrong Can you see what's wrong with this picture? Look very carefully. Sometimes it takes a minute or two for it to pop out at you, but you'll know it when you see it.
06-26-2004
The Ansari X Prize Finally, something that looks like Science Fiction, but is actually true! The ANSARI X PRIZE is a $10,000,000 prize to jumpstart the space tourism industry through competition between the most talented entrepreneurs and rocket experts in the world. The $10 Million cash prize will be awarded to the first team that: privately finances, builds & launches a spaceship, able to carry three people to 100 kilometers (62.5 miles), returns safely to Earth and repeats the launch with the same ship within 2 weeks.
06-19-2004
Wrecked Exotics Ever wonder what a wrecked Masarati looks like? How about an overturned cement truck. Find out all that and more here!
06-13-2004
DHMO Research Division Find out all about the dangers of Dihydrogen Monoxide and why it should be banned. And check out the information in the Press area.
06-06-2004
Dubya Dance I'll remain politically neutral, but I remember seeing this page back during the 2000 election. It's still as entertaining now as it was then.
05-27-2004
NS-5 - The world's first fully automated domestic assistant. I definitely want one of these. Someone find me one on July 16th. Take a look at the new NS-5 from U.S. Robot and Mechanical Men, Inc. Also check out http://www.irobotmovie.com for the real deal.
05-22-2004
Squirrel Fishing My buddy Nick reminded me of this site. I guess he's been trying this and he says it works well! Check it out!
05-15-2004
Hampster Dance Hampton Hampster and the original Hampster Dance. There's more on this site, too. Be sure to watch the new music video.
05-09-2004
Red Meat Red Meat - A very humorous, if sometimes twisted and depraved, comic strip. Not for the faint of heart. Matt Groening (The Simpsons) says: "In a culture full of sick, twisted, perverted art, Red Meat is up there at the top--it's that good."
05-01-2004
Men of Metal: Eyewitness Accounts of Humanoid Robots Here's an excerpt from a book that I found in a magazine this weekend. Pretty fascinating stuff. And check out the related links below.
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04-24-2004
Yeti Sports Play Pingu Throw, Orca Slap, and Seal Bounce! And don't forget to listen to the Yeti Song.
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04-17-2004
Subservient Chicken! Visit www.subservientchicken.com and make a chicken do what you want! Try asking it to do jumping jacks.
