Is it possible to become overwhelmed with cuteness? At Cute Overload, they try to do just that. They search the web for the cutest of cute pictures, and post them in a collection for you to enjoy.
[Click Here] to visit!
"Doodle" by squidsoup is a fun tool that allows you to draw three dimensionally.
Instructions: Click and drag to make a mark. Drag faster to make a thin mark, slower to make a thick mark. To rotate the drawing, release your mouse button and move the curser toward the edge of the picture. To erase what you have drawn, right click.
Cool stuff -- [Click Here]
If shown a picture, can you tell if someone is Chinese, Japanese, or Korean? How accurate are you?
They've made an interesting test [HERE].
I didn't do very well ... I only scored a 7. How did you do?
A woman's obsession with toothpaste has lead her to take two pictures of her toothbrush (with toothpaste on it) every day, and upload them to her Flickr album.
As of now, there are 519 photos in her album.
[Wanna See?]
Who can resist the temptation of bubble wrap?
Bubble wrap poppers will love this site. You can pop your own
"virtual bubble wrap":
[Click Here]
Special thanks to Sirreene for the link! :)
Okay, this is just hysterical.
But you need to know the background of the phrase to understand the Calvin & Hobbes comic. So if you have no idea what "All your base are belong to us" is, you can read about it at Wikipedia [here].
"All your base are belong to us", Calvin & Hobbes style: http://aybcalvin.ytmnd.com
This is an interesting site about the evolution of firecracker labels. From the classic, to the new, to the downright weird -- this site has quite a collection. [Click Here]
I never knew such an organization existed. Yet [here it is].
As a female, I've never been exposed to the strange world of men's bathroom urinals anyway. So it's somewhat interesting to read the do's and don't's from that standpoint.
But possessing a general fondness for the complexities of etiquette, I found this site quite amusing regardless.
www.dontclick.it is the only site I've come across that requires no mouse clicking to browse. You simply move your cursor (mouse pointer) over what you want to read, and the text appears.
It might seem trivial or silly, but for website developers, there is much to be learned here ...
You may enjoy visiting the "Cats in Sinks" gallery.
It's an entire website dedicated to collecting pictures of beloved felines curled up in sinks.
Interesting site -- it's a collection of strange and fantastic mail boxes.
Some of them are beautiful; some are clever; and some are just plain weird.
[See the website]
Remember the mullet? The popular 1980's men's hairstyle where the hair is short on the top of the head, but long on the back of the head?
Here is a website that celebrates and glorifies this hairstyle -- which is apparently still in use today ...
[www.Mullet.com]
At one point in time, these guys were cool.
Fads come and go at lightning speed. There's nothing as fun as laughing at past fads, and trying to guess which current fads will bite the dust first.
To take an interesting stroll down memory lane, see the Bad Fads Museum.
The monobrow. Or unibrow. Whatever you want to call it -- this website celebrates the wholesome virtues of having a single eyebrow stretching across your forehead.
Interesting ... simply interesting ...
Duct tape has been used for years as a tool of repair. A wise guy once said, "If it can't be fixed with chocolate, flowers, or duct tape, then it's not broken."
Venturing out of the field of repair, duct tape is now becoming a fashion statement. Belts, purses, wallets -- even prom dresses are being made with duct tape.
[This site] has such items for sale (although, you're stuck with making your own prom dress).
Found an entire online library of historical computer brochures. The one above is from 1955. They are pretty funny to browse through!
See more here.
