iPod Giveaway #5: The Great Unknowns

Original illustration by Michael Schwab.For the 5th Monthly Mike Industries iPod-A-Month Creativity Competition, we’re going to keep it extremely simple. So simple, in fact, that you aren’t even the one who has to be creative. The winner of this competition will be the person who posts the best site I’ve never seen in the comments.

If you have a site you’d like to nominate, by all means do, but please no self-promotion whatsoever. If all goes well, we’ll have a nice little huge page full of inspiration by the time everyone’s done.

Here are the rules:

  1. Post the URL on the first line. If you can write a lick of HTML, try to link it properly. Here’s how —
    <a href="http://www.theurlofthesite.com">Site Title</a>
  2. Post an explanation of exactly one sentence or one word (or none at all). Anything more than one sentence will be disqualified.
  3. On or around midnight on the last day of August Monday, August 22nd, I will close the contest and pick my five favorites.
  4. I will then post the five favorites, and using the new Mike Industries Polling System, I’ll put it up for a vote. Most votes wins.

* One entry per person only. Multiple entries will be disqualified and overtly offensive material removed. Multiple entries are also considered overtly offensive.

As always, the winner will receive a brand new iPod Shuffle from me and a pair of $150 Etymotic ER-6i earbuds from iLounge. iPod fans might also want to check out iLounge’s free iPod Book as well.

Good luck, and you can’t tell me it gets any easier than this!

Helpful hint: If the site you submit requires 20 minutes of time just to figure out what’s going on, I probably won’t get past the first minute.

RULE CLARIFICATION: You can post something you’ve worked on, but anything that leads overtly back to you (like submitting your blog or portfolio) will be considered self-promotion and disqualified. Many thanks… great entries so far!
UPDATE: I’m shortening the entry period to Monday, August 22nd to keep the list at something close to a manageable level.
365 comments on “iPod Giveaway #5: The Great Unknowns”:
  1. Jason says:

    Jowlers.com
    The best site you’ve never seen.

  2. Design Pride

    Can anyone say excellent?

  3. Mark says:

    Remember Rainier

    Never forget your last drink on the Downstroke

  4. Michael Sica says:

    forgetfoo

    The oddest mix of AJAX/CSS/Babe/Politics/Graphic Design discussions you’ll ever see.

  5. BlogNomic

    A Nomic (game based on the procedures and mechanics behind creating, changing, and repealing game rules) played on a weblog.

  6. Collin says:

    Zephyr Syndicate

    OK, I really wanted to use one of my sites, but this one is just so much more impressive then my own work.

    (BTW, I never noticed the checkmark in the visited links before. That is a clever idea.)

  7. neil says:

    Two issues of Wet Magazine from the 70’s

    It may not be a “web site” in the design-sense of the word, but damn, is it inspiring.

  8. Guess The Google it’s a game. You have 20 seconds to guess the keyword that gave as result that 20 images. Good luck.

  9. Glen C. says:

    You’ve probably seen Avalonstar.

  10. Joe says:

    New in Philly

    Amazing Design with Great Content.

  11. Centricle

    Simply beautiful (click back)

  12. John says:

    Superbad

    Eight years old and still lives up to the name.

    There’s one rule: you cannot use the back button.

  13. Jason says:

    Bad Album Covers

    I’m sure we’ve all seen it, but it’s worth posting for the edification of mankind and future generations.

  14. Aaron Barker says:

    You can do anything… at zombo.com

  15. Summerville says:

    Only since tubgirl.com is no more:

    Phono Phunk
    Slick design with an interface that rivals most desktop apps.

  16. J. J. says:

    Rate Your Music
    I’m surprised that this this IMDb-like site (but for music) isn’t more popular.

  17. Mykola says:

    Three Quarks Daily

    Science slash art slash news slash pinker and dawkins endorsements.

  18. Daniel says:

    Scripture Mail
    It is clean, clear, and gets the message across.

  19. Defrost Network

    Provides a community for freelancers to communicate with potential clients, a way to mobilize groups of freelancers, and a gallery of solid inspirational work.

  20. Alex Metzger says:

    The Flash Video Mixer

    It may be slightly clunky, but it’s absorbed countless hours of my time with which I should probably be doing something constructive.

  21. Science Toys

    From electric motors to film can cannons.

  22. miko says:

    If Only Life Was Predictable

    See how you’ll look like in 40 years.

  23. JBagley says:

    PostSecret – Share your secrets.

  24. Temple Ov Thee Lemur

    Wasting your bandwidth since 1893.

  25. James says:

    elliott…
    survived by his music

  26. Waking Ideas

    Sir Francis Drake was killed by Robot Pirates and will haunt you forever!

  27. Steffen says:

    Nichtlustig

    I guess the comics work only in German, but the site is great, anyway.

  28. Mikky says:

    Cyberscore

    Perhaps more of interest for it’s Zen Garden-inspired skinnable CSS design (over 10 skins so far and we’ve only been going three weeks) than it is for it’s content – unless you’re a gamer, that is – Cyberscore v3 is the result of five months work rebuilding a fallen high scores archive.

  29. Chris R says:

    Map Of Springfield

    If you don’t like ‘The Simpsons’ don’t click the link (and go sit in the corner)

  30. roger says:

    flickr tag browser

    so simple, so addictive.

  31. Jurka says:

    Kollermedia.at
    Just check pattern4u in Menu

  32. Thomas says:

    inspireme.tv is a creative, video, approach to encourage inspiration through designers and artists eyes as to their inspiration an enviornment.

  33. Rebecca says:

    Film Wise

    FilmWise Invisibles, great way to waste a lot of time.

  34. F1_error says:

    Ozone
    You’ve probably seen Doc Ozones work before (I’ll have to take the chance you haven’t), since he’s been around the net since the early 90’s, but it’s still one of my favorite sites.

  35. Filip says:

    DeviantArt

    The best contributed graphics I’ve seen.

  36. Chris C. says:

    PHPDeveloper.org

    A news site devoted to the PHP language.

  37. Elle says:

    The Awful Forums – Comedy Goldmine

    Because sometimes, content really is where it’s at.

  38. Dean says:

    Irregular Orbit

    Ookworld’s wobbly satellite.

  39. Bob Sawyer says:

    Chickenhead

    Check out Bannertown — always good for a few laughs.

  40. Artorg

    One of the best art communities out there that I’ve every found.

  41. Robert Hahn says:

    the place

    This is one of the first sites I’ve been to (almost 10 years ago) that opened my eyes to the possibility of the web as a compelling art medium.

  42. Chase says:

    Kitten War

    Nobody can resist a kitten.

  43. Leo Kennis says:

    Lepel.nl
    “Lepel” is spoon in Dutch, so you won’t find a higher “URL-name compared to actual content” ratio anywhere on the web.

  44. Mike G says:

    Overheard in the Office

    Never fails to make me laugh.

  45. Mike B. says:

    Urban Dictionary

    The best and truest definitions found on the web.

  46. Matt Heerema says:

    Challies.com

    Beautiful site with with some uniquely well done theological content.

  47. Dave Mohrman says:

    Ben Fry
    Amazingly useful ways to look at information through Java appletts!

  48. Jay says:

    Pixel2Life tutorial listing

    The best tutorial listing on the net, helping learners to learn through providing a search of thousands of tutorials in the sites index.

  49. Nick says:

    Black People Love Us

    Take a look, they really do.

  50. BryanBrutherford says:

    Homestar Runner

    On a scale of 1-Awesome, SUPER AMAZING.

  51. Patrick says:

    A Polite Winter

    Love the illustrations.

  52. Dewpurdy says:

    Heavans-Above Iridium flares site
    It lets you find the time and location of iridium flares, brief flashes of light caused by reflections off satellites, based on your location in the world (in this case, Seattle).

  53. Michael B says:

    orisinal.com

  54. Timmargh says:

    TheShiznit.co.uk

    … because movies kick ass.

  55. Dennis W. says:

    J.K. Rowling’s Web Site

    This is one of my favorite sites because of it’s totally immersive experience. Quite an impressive use of flash.

  56. Harry says:

    Limmy.com

    If you like dark, Monty-Python-like humor from Scotland. Roll over the boxes on the top section and go to Videos.

  57. Juan Ignacio says:

    http://www.reelfx.com/

    Excellent commercial projects, and a nice looking site!

  58. Josh Dura says:

    Woodford Reserve Stables

    High end bourbon, and horse racing, can’t go wrong.

  59. Justin says:

    MIT’s OpenCourseWare
    a free and open educational resource for faculty, students, and self-learners around the world

  60. Javan says:

    Digg

    Constantly updated, user submitted news that is relevant to web folks like us.

  61. Kerry Woo says:

    Passion06
    Site has it all; cool, revelant, music, design and call to action!

  62. MK says:

    Batgirl

    A Twins-centric baseball blog from a different point of view.

  63. Tom says:

    devtoys.com – stuff for geeks

  64. LJH says:

    Grey Goose Vodka

    A truly remarkable flash site.

  65. William H. Harle Jr. says:

    The Bee With Wheels

    The definition of an artist.

  66. Tony says:

    iMySelf and Me : a Podfolio

    I hope nobody’s posted this one yet. It’s the best portfolio site I’ve seen. Play around with the controls…it’s really cool!

  67. Muffinfilms

    The best muffin-themed flashed cartoons you’ve never seen.

  68. GillBates says:

    http://www.guidebookgallery.org/
    Everything you ever wanted to know about computer GUI’s; timelines, examples, screencaps, etc.

  69. Josh says:

    Check out Belief’s Videos (particularly the “Pollinate Sessions”) for a creative kick in the butt.

  70. Josh says:

    Woops… technically the link is still on the first line. Well enjoy anyway everyone!

  71. Jeff Martin says:

    Nowforevermine

    My fellow colleague’s site that I have yet to top.

  72. Brad says:

    Donavon Frankenreiter
    Beautiful Flash-work that doesn’t bog down older computers, amazing!

  73. Seth says:

    Subservient Chicken

    You tell the chicken what to do, and it does it….best site ever.

  74. Jerry Z says:

    TiddlyWiki
    Let’s try functionality over form; it’s a wiki, it’s a blogger, it’s a non-linear “notebook,” it’s entirely self-contained in one file, needs no server-side logic, and requires only a browser to use – save a copy of the page locally, and you’re good to go.

  75. Matt says:

    Gizoogle… hours of fun.

  76. leger says:

    I stumbled upon this blog a while ago, but I have found out that lots of different people are all captivated by it as I was. I would recommend that you read it from the beginning.

    nothing’s going to change my world

    It’s nothing overtly cool, but if you read enough of it, you’ll really get hooked.

  77. Tom says:

    World Jump Day

    Let’s all jump, I know it will work!

  78. the unseen video
    A weather controlled, dynamic music video.

  79. JT Diver says:

    redfin

    If you’re looking to buy a house in Seattle this is a great place to start.

  80. a.d says:

    Tokyo Plastic
    Continues to stun me.

  81. Victoria Wren says:

    Overheard in New York

    Makes me want to live in New York – no, really.

  82. andreas says:

    Bit-101

    Simply amazing use of Flash in the Bit-101 lab.

  83. Gil Shalit says:

    About BLOG Depression

    “there is a growing epidemic in the cyberworld. a scourge which causes more suffering with each passing day…”

  84. Woody says:

    Vile Things
    Halloween props and projects

  85. Brian says:

    Wikipedia

    Not particularly obscure, but you can seriously get lost for days just learning stuff.

  86. Daniel David says:

    Magic Hat Brewing Company

    Great beer from this Vermont Brewery and a wicked flash website.

  87. Ben says:

    Site Title

    Learn the secret to eternal life, world peace and who God is.

  88. Chris says:

    Proliferate Underground Music

  89. Nancy says:

    http://hongkongcavalier.blogspot.com/

    Just a blog, but uses links in a way I’ve not seen before.

  90. John says:

    Mother of all Deals

    The greatest site you ever seen that collects deals from many sites and puts them together on a page to browse and search..

  91. laura says:

    Brawny Innocent Escapes.

    Paper towels = love.

  92. mikey blackeyes says:

    super cool randomized orignal soundscapes

  93. Mattmiami says:

    Site Title

    What’s better than a site you’ve never heard of devoted to every other site you’ve never heard of?

  94. mikey blackeyes says:

    ghetto-blaster

    super cool randomized orignal soundscapes take II

  95. Mystery Shopper says:

    Survey Central

    Addictive.

  96. Allan R. says:

    NobodyHere

    Impressive use of Javascript randomness…

  97. Trey Causey says:

    Tons of political theory links every day, newsy, booksy, and academic.

  98. mark says:

    My Pet Skeleton

    Art, Music and Design

  99. falconcrest says:

    It’s like free LSD.

    http://www.paperrad.org/

  100. Patrick H. says:

    trailer trash a personal story . . .

  101. Richard says:

    Movie Poop Shoot

    Commentary on all things pop culture (movies, dvds, comics, music, tv, etc.)

  102. Matt says:

    Simply stupid

  103. Will says:

    http://www.baacode.com/

    babbabba baaababb bbabbbbb baabbaba baabaaab baabbbaa baabaaaa baabbabb baabbaba baaabbaa bbabbbbb baabbbba baabaaab baabbabb bbabbbbb baabbabb baabbaba baabbbaa baabaaaa baabbabb baabbaba baaabbaa bbabbbbb baabbbab baabbbba baabbbba bbabaaab

  104. Paul says:

    del.icio.us
    Communal bookmarks.

  105. Adam H. says:

    What Eve hears in passing.

  106. Lee Harding says:

    Half Bakery

    User submitted half baked ideas with voting system

  107. Matt Durr says:

    http://www.ridingtheclutch.com/
    Simple, yet nice design – and I love the random images.

  108. Jonathan says:

    http://www.mega64.com

    Hilarious Trigger Happy Tv with video games

  109. Liz B. says:

    The Pizazz video. Sheer joy.

    Pizzazz found here.

    Enjoy!

  110. T says:

    http://www.dealazon.com

    Search the Best Deals at Amazon – Custom

  111. Carl says:

    Chinese Junk Food Review

    A fun review of various junk foods from China by two brave expats.

  112. nathan says:

    golan levin

    Hasn’t been updated in a long time, but still fascinating projects.

  113. Tim says:

    Doctor HP Flowers

    Great pictures of appalachia

  114. M says:

    Oblivio
    A ton of extraordinary writing.

  115. Leo Brownstein says:

    Site Title

    This site just started podcasting a play in segments. So far I’ve only heard 10 minutes, but it has made me laugh pretty hard.

  116. JCS says:

    Site Title

    (For the good of science of course-)Volunteer your body for current psychedelic research!

  117. Margot says:

    Born Magazine

  118. JBlack says:

    Museum of Yo-yo History

    Yo-yos, people and events from 1930’s to present. Great interface and unbelievable variety of yo-yos over the years.

  119. HasCat says:

    stupid.com

    Online store for some of the stupidest things you could possibly imagine.

  120. Bret Turner says:

    http://www.waverlyfilms.com

    Some of the funkiest little movies you ever saw, especially: The werewolf solution.

  121. Betelgeuse says:

    http://www.venganza.org/

    Great satire of “Intelligent Design.”

  122. Mike Kwan says:

    N+1

    The bastard grandchildren of Mary McCarthy and Edmund Wilson?

  123. Spamusement!
    Poorly-drawn cartoons inspired by actual spam subject lines!

  124. Max Khokhlov says:

    Conclave obscurum

    Site of one of the greatest Flash-artists — scary it is, yet inspiring and profound.

  125. James says:

    BigBoys.com

    Great movie on a great site.

  126. Esteban says:

    porpoiserecords

    Independent music from northeastern Mexico

  127. Eric says:

    Assignment Editor

    More news links (and resources) than you can shake a stick at (plus it has “ass” in the title – heh).

  128. Bobby says:

    http://www.guerrillagorilla.com
    The website for a band that likes to keep things short, but content rich.

  129. Nathan says:

    Interviews with CEOs and Entrepreneurs.
    nPost.com

  130. Erin says:

    Heaneyland!

    Comix, original songs, and ranting!

  131. Andrew says:

    Uncrate

    Like Josh Rubin with style

  132. Kip says:

    Best? Probably not for most but…madness, utter madness.

  133. Matt says:

    Cockeyed

    Rob Cockerham’s site has it all: pranks, e-bay auctions, The Golden Ring Diet, Incredible Creations, and “How much is inside?”

  134. Jason Gill says:

    Neostream Interactive

    Their icon rocks!

  135. mimi says:

    draw and rewatch super-speed. aceness.

  136. john boone says:

    the kingdom of loathing is the best game I have ever played, though it may violate both the 1 minute rule and the seemingly unspoken rule that creativity = lots of flash.

  137. michael says:

    Roy Orbison in Clingfilm Stories

    Fan fiction involving the pop star being wrapped in clingfilm.

  138. CFEC says:

    Always interesting.

  139. Luis says:

    Incredibly fun.

  140. Mike Harton says:

    Last.fm is internet radio collaboratively filtered, homing in on the strange attractor that is your own individual taste, via common likes and dislikes shared with other users.

  141. Gabe Oppenheim says:

    http://www.chicagowestdine.com‘s legal woes

    Truly, the longest and funniest flash animation of all times (and the website from which it is linked makes the whole experience so very much richer).

  142. Ceri Richard says:

    The Four Word Film Review.

    Allows users to review films using only 4 words.

  143. Terrence says:

    Posterwire.com.

    A site about movie posters.

  144. Zoe says:

    AIRTOONS!

    Because they added those funny pictures from ready.gov.

  145. Bitslayer says:

    Protopage Like bookmarks that are on every computer you visit.

  146. David Dixon says:

    mic in track

    Many mp3’s of private recordings (known as “mic in track” files) that people made on their home computers and then accidentally shared via p2p networks– as well as some remixes.

  147. Renee says:

    I’m Cookin Here

    He cooks and he writes, here.

  148. Jaxon Rice says:

    Gigposters.com

    Endless inspiration for designers, and an incredible archive of rock art history.

  149. David Dixon says:

    Sorry, wrong link. Should have been mic in track.

  150. Paul says:

    Daily Dose of Imagery

    Much better than my own photoblog.

  151. Jon Silver says:

    Diary of a Mercenary.

    Site about someone who is apparently a mercenary that has fought against the U.S in Iraq. And is now in some kind of covert operation. Wierd.

  152. S T E L A R C
    human case mod as art form

  153. Eric says:

    HousingMaps.com

    I am never looking for an apartment without this site ever again.

  154. Grey Fox says:

    Insightful political commentary

  155. Troy says:

    Found Photos

    A voyeuristic collection of photos snatched from the openly shared folders on people’s hard drives. Sometimes bizarre, sometimes hilarious, sometimes creepy — and addictive as hell!

  156. The Nonverbal Dictionary of Gestures, Signs, and Body Language Cues

    If you’re the least bit interested in the subject of body language, from the anecdotal to the neuroscientific, you can easily lose a whole week wading through this vast collection.

  157. Marty Stake says:

    http://www.amentra.com/

    Another XHTML/CSS corporate site that I like.

  158. bekee says:

    zefrank

    the funniest guy in the contintental us.

  159. Jason Nadon says:

    stock.xchng
    – my fav free stock photo site

  160. SteveF says:

    1976Design.com

    The panorama draws you in, then you discover just how well-oiled this site is.

  161. So many websites are visually loud, eveything shouting at the viewer, trying to grab our attention. This website is the gentlest and most personal site I have found. The images are moving and very personal.

  162. Pokey the Penguin

    Who needs expensive software when you have Paint.

  163. Christine K says:

    n00bstories.com

    Collection of n00bs from online gaming – read stories and submit your own for votes.

  164. Sam Moreau says:

    Red Bull CoPilot is the future.

  165. marc says:

    Ten years of My Life

    A photo a day for ten years… now that’s dedication (you’ve probably seen this site already, but meh, it’s worth a shot).

  166. Steve L says:

    Gyrobee

    Build and fly your own personal rotorcraft.

  167. Arbee says:

    Inspiration for living

    The meaning of life illustrated by the “two dumbest girls.”

  168. Alex says:

    Ask MetaFilter

    Collected wisdom of many elite MetaFilter visitors can’t be wrong.

  169. Kahn! says:

    Bitchy and funny comments about marketing.

  170. mkmccb says:

    site06
    Sweet.

  171. Kjell says:

    It looks like the site has had it’s service temporarily revoked, but it deserves entry anyway.

    Ted Jesus Christ God

  172. Jen says:

    Ask Oxford

    Great site all around, answering questions you didn’t even know you had, including “What is the origin of the phrase ‘brass monkey?'”

  173. clark says:

    Smiley Burnettt – Cowboy Comic

    inventor, mega-multi-instrumentalist, star of Petticoat Junction and of many, many Westerns — quite a character (and check out the free mp3s: “music and songs” > scroll down > “Samples Of Smiley’s Music”)

  174. BillSaysThis says:

    dangerousmeta is visually appealing yet simple and has the consistently most interesting content of any personal site I read–though as an early a-lister I wonder if it meets your never seen criteria.

  175. Kevin says:

    Ode to the mullet…

  176. Andrea M says:

    Skating Dog – features a dog skating – for real.

  177. Sam says:

    ThingsAreGood.com

    Only good news, for a change.

  178. Jesse says:

    On the Issues is a website which shows politicians’ stances on various issues and their ratings from various interest groups.

  179. Sai says:

    FlipClips – make flipbooks out of digital videos.

  180. Patrick says:

    Fazed

    Adam, the creator and administrator of this fun and very busy web site, has coded the fastest and most elegant site/forum architechture that I have ever had the pleasure to use (and it is still not for sale).

  181. nick says:

    solipsistic

    maybe you’ve seen it, but i’m quite engrossed with it lately.

  182. Sideshow Monkey: The Art of David Hartman
    Adventurous Und Magick Haus, on Dave’s movie page is the best video I’ve seen on the web ever — EVER!!!

  183. Steve says:

    Remember where you came from:
    oldcomputers.net

  184. andy says:

    The genius of the album covers alone make this parody site one of my all time favorites:

    Clubbo Records

  185. Chale says:

    Rtm86

    Who says a small town Texas kid can’t be on the cutting edge?

  186. TK says:

    Very strange… And very, very cool.

    One of my very favorite insane wastes of time.

  187. Project Double Mirrors

    The meaning of life multimedia project.

  188. Mark says:

    This Site,
    is pretty fantastic…
    *cleans nose*

  189. mykull says:

    warp art collage gallery. beautiful, funky, surreal, funny, original collage art by a guy in new zealand.

  190. Cichli says:

    dinosaur comics is a daily webcomic where all the strips are visually identical but the dialouge differs from day to day.

  191. webbie Bud says:

    Afterlife | the 4 seasons of Steatham Cemetary

    An absolutely stellar melding of exceptional photgraphy, seamless Flash, and haunting music, with plenty of surprises to be found.

  192. R says:

    The Bacon Show

    Like bacon? Have exotic recipes like ‘CAESAR SALAD SOUP with BACON FOAM’

    This currently my favorite cooking blog, slightly ahead of Shiok – Chef Notes and Cooking for Engineers.

  193. Jason says:

    zbq
    art. sex. t-shirts.

  194. combustibl says:

    Mailinator

    Free temporary email accounts on the fly for those sites that you know will send you spam.

  195. Ephiny says:

    This Spartan Life

    The most novel chat show you’re ever likely to see.

  196. Zek Kelley says:

    Free games at Home of the Underdogs

  197. Jodi says:

    Beautiful and surreal highspeed photography
    Not nearly the best site on the internet, but the best untaken one that came to mind.

  198. Tracy says:

    Poolitics – Put your money where your mouth is.

  199. Bob says:

    Adrenaline Movies

  200. Spike says:

    King Cosmonaut is the best site you’ve never seen.

  201. Daphne says:

    The Unstuck Diaries

    Witty, edgy British artist illustrates his daily struggles.

  202. Rufus says:

    20 In-n-Out Burger Marathon
    A teenage boy posts a photo diary of his burger marathon on his blog, and gets a lot of abuse for his efforts: oh, the humanity of it!

  203. Neeraj Tikku says:

    DOOCE : unexplained extraordinary addiction !

  204. Eddy says:

    Kottke.org

    Random hypertexts!

  205. Andre says:

    734 (so far) different ways, some of them absolutely stunning, of displaying the same web content by simply changing the style sheet.

  206. Andre says:

    http://csszengarden.com/ (link *meant* to appear in above comment)

  207. Misciel says:

    An eclectic personal blog of “Michell-aneous” musings on Venice, Italy, Maine, History, Books, Food and other fun stuff…

  208. Seth says:

    Skip Intro.

    ‘Nuff said.

  209. Sean says:

    bzzz-peek

    Because not all kids go moooooo or wee-aw wee-aw.

  210. Storm says:

    Books For Soldiers

    Care packages for the mind.

  211. Alberto says:

    Il cavoletto di Bruxelles

    When Belgium meets Italia… delicious!

  212. papasoft says:

    Interior Desecrations

    This site about bad taste interior decorating from the 70’s has been around for a while but even if you have seen it you will be ROTFL again.

  213. Shahed says:

    alt.muslim

    A look inside the debates and discussion going on among Muslims in the West.

  214. pauly says:

    Check out “Same Difference” and the rest in the comics section.

  215. Matthew Webb says:

    When I am king

    Not one word

  216. Andy W. says:

    Best-Alaska-Photo-Blog-Ever. Cool Juneau Photos

  217. Matt says:

    Who Would Buy That?

    Strange auctions with witty commentary.

  218. Savage Chickens
    Chicken cartoons on post-it notes.

  219. Tania Wink says:

    Hilarious Stories about a Brit and his German girlfriend Things My Girlfriend and I Have Argued About

  220. Bayou says:

    The Wayback Machine is an attempt to archive the entire internet and it allows you to look up websites that no longer exist.

  221. really. says:

    Ambigram Generator

    How-To Begin: Type a single word into the top field and hit GO!

  222. Tony Y says:

    StoreWars

    Er, click “play” to begin.

  223. claudia says:

    purevolumeâ„¢

    ‘purevolumeâ„¢ | we’re listening to you’

  224. mike says:

    neave.com
    funny / great flash

  225. YTMND

    Ever wanted to spend weeks online without getting bored?

  226. Jesse says:

    Of course, the most important question comes first: “The Devil won that fiddling contest, right?”

  227. Jesse says:

    Oh, yeah, the questions are here.

  228. fun to read even if your already married.

  229. Danielle says:

    Let’s try that again (it would help if I posted the link.) =)

    http://www.bikerfox.com/foxphotos/

    What makes it even funnier is knowing that this guy is quite serious.

  230. KV says:

    downtime in Seattle

  231. mquick says:

    Fashionable Dictionary

    Dictionary of fashionable nonsens – A guide for edgy people.

  232. Timmargh says:

    I’ve Seen Better

    Excellent photos that you can comment on with notes, Flickr style.

  233. Timmargh says:

    Sparkle Photoblog

    Superb pictures, superb site design.

  234. Dave Belling says:

    micronomicon

    Just saw this today and I think it’s brilliant.

  235. Brade says:

    You’d probably know about this, but I’ll put it anyway. Hours of fun and edutainment await…

    Ishkur’s Guide to Electronic Music

    also check out their mp3 streams. this is one of my all-time fave sites.

  236. DE says:

    The Church of Rick

    A dyspeptic (and probably offensive to some) take on religion and life in general.

  237. Dorn says:

    Caveman Chemistry

    Simple, doable chemistry and a little history from a slightly weird chemistry professor.

  238. pisaster says:

    Site Title

    ridiculously hilarious.

  239. aliotsy says:

    wormpath

    This takes me back to the late Nineties, when web standards were virtually unheard of and style often ruled over substance – maybe not our cup of tea today, but really pretty to look at.

  240. hartless says:

    Johnny Hollow

    A dark site with with riddles and rewards.

  241. Brian says:

    Girls are Pretty (yes, safe for work)

    Every day is a wonderful new holiday!

  242. ah-yen says:

    Great book, great site, wish I were that good to come up with either.

    Life of Pi

  243. Fondly named after the cult Japenese horse that never wins, Haruurara is a story about a Wales photographer and his labor of love.

  244. Matt says:

    The Hotchkiss School — One of the simplest, cleanest, just all-around nicest-to-look-at sites I’ve ever seen. The sIFR is beautiful and the campus tour is amazing.

  245. Ollie says:

    Chicago Crime

    Best use of Googlemaps I’ve seen so far …

  246. J.A.K says:

    Serializer
    Best indie web comics on the net.

  247. Raj says:

    phd comics
    Piled higher and deeper: such a fitting description of the plight of the grad student/slave/gum-on-the-bottom-of-the-lab-chief’s-shoe.

  248. Timmargh says:

    Badger Badger Badger

    Make sure your speakers are turned on.

  249. Quique Villegas says:

    Visualmente

    The first website in South America about visual journalism and information design.

  250. Rexnor says:

    123KLAN
    Design, design, design. Yop!

  251. Alex says:

    Tons of free, amazing and funny videos, great downloads, good tech podcast, and no popups or annoying ads. Safe for work, safe for home!

  252. Tony says:

    HumanitiesWeb.org

    Art/Literature/Music/History/Philosophy website

  253. Tanya says:

    Portfolio of my good friend Karen (cheers to girls in the Web world!)

  254. trisora says:

    Couldn’t post it properly earlier….

  255. Sam Singhvi says:

    Check this Out… Google website with your name

  256. juniorbonner says:

    How about The Rasterbator

    The Rasterbator is a web service which creates huge, rasterized images from any picture.

  257. Steven says:

    EyePlay Games

    Play multiplayer games now, or over the course of days or weeks.

  258. Mary Anne Colvin says:

    Site Title

    Cheers!

  259. Cameron says:

    Choccy
    The most underappreciated flash loop ever.

  260. Dave Wilson says:

    The best website for content from a google search of “Bank fuck bastards” Pintday

  261. Richard Wu says:

    Wikiwyg

    What-you-see-is-what-you-get editor for wikis.

  262. Ned Cameron says:

    Ex-Bones

    A site full of silly drawings.

  263. Joe's Apt. says:

    An En Lightening Vacation

    Nancy, Lex and I recently went to the Bahamas. (I’ve heard it’s better there.) We even invited my parents. Some might balk at the thought of bringing parents on vacation, but we have no such qualms. For one thing,…

  264. […] for me, I just tried my hand at winning Mike Davidson’s latest iPod Giveway (number five in a continuing […]

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