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• - Interactive games, crudely drawn adventures, Ask Skippy, and a tour of a real college dorm room.
  
• - Includes Build Your Own Cow, the Incredible Bouncing E-mail and the Cleanest Page on the Web.
  
• - Procrastination aids, bad pickup lines, taco humor and chipmunks.
  
• - A gallery of automobiles with canines in them.
  
• - A collection of humorous doorknob signs to print, cut out and use.
  
• - A showcase of bizarre and disturbing items found at garage sales.
  
• - Detailed guidance on how to call shotgun before riding in a vehicle.
  
• - Flash animation and humor featuring an obsessive ex-boyfriend.
  
• - A collection of disturbing pictures from old Weightwatchers recipe cards and childrens books.
  
• - Shows a personal hate of many things in this world, headlining the hate of children and their behavior.
  
• - Spoof newspaper website, covering a number of surreal topics, a fake advice column and bizarre advertisements.
  
• - The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, written backwards.
  
• - The weapon of a ancient and secret martial art.
  
• - Visitors can try to get in touch the president to exchange views.
  
• - An exploration of change, decay and disaster in both physical and metaphysical realms.
  
• - Claims to thoroughly eviscerate your childhood.
  
• - Dedicated to the things the author hates.
  
• - Surreal humour, featuring Lazarus the off-color zebra, a gallery for trolleybus fetishists and a strange guide to Ashby de la Zouch.
  
• - A digital bemusement park. Wide range of useless products, games and guides.
  
• - Featuring a variety of alien and abductee topics, including an alien chat bot, abduction requset forms and a forum.
  
• - Allegedly newly-discovered works of The Bard written in suspiciously modern-sounding English.
  
• - A comprehensive list of several thousand things that are deeply annoying or depressing.
  
• - A site for crackheaded individuals.
  
• - Place to find pointless, thoughtless, and the most unsuitable gifts for everyone, plus random advice.
  
• - Surreal comic strip with political leanings.
  
• - The short, brutal life of a helpless teddy bear.
  
• - Visitors are challenged to find the hidden meaning.
  
• - Cartoon supply company provides online searchable knowledge base and trouble ticket system for customers. Humorous technical support issues are posted for your amusement.
  
• - Games, links, recipes and words of wisdom wrapped up in a challenging-to-use page design.
  
• - Information on how to be a superhero, text-based pong, and how to deal with a worldwide ant invasion.
  
• - The life of a rejected mains plug.
  
• - Pointless polling of offbeat subjects.
  
• - Compendium of pointless lists and questionable essays.
  
• - Using both arabic numerals and human digits.
  
• - Visitors can choose the worst option out of several bad scenarios.
  
• - A group of California teens show their creativity and lack of talent through articles, videos, and Flash animations.
  
• - Visitors are given the chance to identify a stylized anatomical part.
  
• - Offering a new lie every day, plus a listing of all the lies of the week and a searchable database.
  
• - Experience the sound of a kazoo through a wah-pedal.
  
• - The adventures of a little green frog with a big personality.
  
• - A mix of satire, philosophy, abruptly-ending fiction and lobotomies.
  
• - A self-confessed creepy guy reveals all.
  
• - Humorous definitions of people's first names.
  
• - Flash animations and exploding toilets.
  
• - Where you'll always get a warm welcome. Requires Flash and audio.
  
• - Featuring stupid human noises, Trek Love, Polka Chicken and a gallery.
  
• - Countdowns to memorable and not-so-memorable days, a running total of free AOL hours and the weather in Regina, Saskatchewan.
  
• - Personal stories and photographs of a pair of married gloves and their family.
  
• - Gallery of people wearing Stars-and-Stripes glasses. Requires Flash.
  
• - Photographs of found objects. Images and RealAudio samples, and they accept actual found objects by mail.
  
• - Advice on how to clean a carburettor, written in Olde English.
  
• - A community of beer-loving people living under an energy-field dome. Photographs of dangerous cows and giant frogs.
  
• - A semi-vampiric waterfowl.
  
• - The life and times of the Star Wars action figues sitting on a desk.
  
• - A collection of interactive games, journals and offbeast pastimes.
  
• - A cross between a server error and a misconfigured VCR.
  
• - Humor about travel, world domination, art and an opportunity to harmlessly vent your anger.
  
• - Disjointed concepts and unsettling humor.
  
• - Information about this powerful superhero, his heroic deeds and his inventions.
  
• - A dedication to cute and cuddly things and metal harbringers of death.
  
• - Collection of pictures of single socks looking for their match. Accepts submissions.
  
• - A year-long calendar with unusual holidays, celebrations and a challenging approach to dates and months.
  
• - Photos of Sox in a variety of situations: riding his motorcycle, eating, relaxing and working out.
  
• - An innovative way for bus passengers to insult and poke fun at their driver.
  
• - Featuring games, karaoke and media downloads. In English and Turkish.
  
• - Clearly one of the more dangerous places in the world to drive.
  
• - Featuring both possible and impossible mazes, and a collection of dead and blank links.
  
• - Visitors can find their Karmic number and have its significance explained.
  
• - Visitors can compare expeiences and notes from those times that one song turns into another in their head.
  
• - A Thai woman talking about pheasant pluckers in a style vaguely similar to the Ananova animated newsreader.
  
• - A collection of humorous photographs, video, animationsm rants and links to unusual and bizarre sites. Requires Flash and JavaScript.
  
• - Visitors are challenged to name a narcotic based on abstract picture clues.
  
• - A blend of geeky and technical humor, reviews of useless sites, news commentary and multimedia.
  
• - A list of uses for Marmite, AOL CDs, dead cats and other household objects.
  
• - Useless facts, quizzes, images, recipes, games, and silly generators. Also includes Hairy Potter, who lets you ask but does not answer questions.
  
• - Original humor to amuse your inner hamster.
  
• - Peculiar prose, fiction and poetry.
  
• - Offbeat and simply animated games and comics.
  
• - Home of the Koolefant, URL toys and random poetry.
  
• - Demonstrating a 67 character domain name.
  
• - A place for the gullible to learn about the world around them.
  
• - Useless news, rants, writing, discussion, and links.
  
• - Articles on things the author finds stupid, including cartoons, television shots and sports.
  
• - A list of oxymorons and humorous questions to ponder.
  
• - Nonsensical humor constructed by drunken Canadians.
  
• - A small town in Washington is trying to build a huge lava lamp. Site includes a request for help and computer simulated pictures of what the lamp might look like.
  
• - Featuring commentary on spam and bizarre websites, comics and animations, plus a forum.
  
• - Teenagers dress up as old people, and then feed the ducks.
  
• - Dedicated to the millions of VCRs in the world that don't have their clocks set.
  
• - Various topics including Duct Tape Man, Sockweb, a horrorscope and poetry. Features a challenging navigation system.
  
• - A long and completely incomprehensible fairy story.