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So
You Wanna is a collection of instructions, like: "So
you wanna learn to play poker," "So you wanna ace your SAT
tests" or "So you wanna cook a Chinese dinner."
Lots of valuable information and fun too.
Maximum
Exposure - Watch real life videos of accidents: stupid stunts,
motorcycle jumps, explosions, skateboarding, car crashes, animal
bites, rescues, sky dives, police chases, bungee jumps, extreme
sports, fights, and more. Click on the Max X Hits button for their
archive of older videos.
FreakyDreams.com
- Find out what your dreams mean by using this online dream
analyzer. Type in your dream to have it instantly interpreted.
The
Hollywood Stock Exchange - A virtual stock
market where you buy and sell shares of your favorite movies, rock
groups, and Hollywood stars. As their popularity increases, so does
the value of your portfolio. Play for free.
Jumptheshark.com
- Find out when people think popular TV shows
started to go bad, such as: The Brady Bunch, The X-Files, ER,
Seinfeld, Buffy, Ally McBeal, Beverly Hills 90210, The Simpsons, and
more.
How
Stuff Works - Have you ever wanted to
know: how chocolate is made, how toilets work, how light sabers
work, how silencers work, how root beer is made, what cause farts,
and other important questions?
The
New Homemaker offers lots of help. Everything from craft
ideas, money saving tips to removing laundry stains. It's like
Martha Stewart, without making you feel inept.
Tests,
Tests, Tests - Dozens of online test that you can take for free:
personality, IQ, emotional states, career, stress, lifestyle,
dating, and many others.
What
does your phone number spell? Enter your phone and this web site
will give you all the possible combinations
Meta-Spy
is a fun page to visit when you are bored. It lets you spy on
people searching with Metacrawler. It come in two
flavors, regular and "exposed." The
"regular" page filters out all the dirty stuff,
while the "exposed" page lets you see everything. If
you enjoy these pages, you'll also want to check out Magellan
Search Voyeur.
Vintage
Vending - I borrowed this link from our shopping
links. You'll find one of a kind vintage vending
machines. Their web site design isn't very good,
but the merchandise is great. You can even buy a genuine
fiberglass Bob's Big Boy statue.
Live
Web Cams - watch other people while they work, sleep, and live
their lives. Or, see live views of cities, beaches, animals,
nightclubs, sports events, traffic, and more.
Database
of Song Lyrics - Find the words to over 100,000 songs.
The
Catalog Request Center - Free mail order catalogs. Over 300
catalogs available: gifts, electronics, sports, travel, clothing,
entertainment, hobbies, automotive, and more.
The
Darwin Awards - True stories of stupid things people do that got
them killed.
The
Death Clock - check out your death day and watch the seconds
slip through you fingers.
Name
Anagrams - provides words & phrases using the letters of
Your Name
"X"
of the Day Page - Dozens of pages updated daily such as Morbid
Fact of the Day, Kissing Tip of the Day, Wacky headline of the Day,
Spiritual Thought of the Day, Excuse of the Day, Riddle of the Day,
and many more.
Brian's
Brain - Useless facts, funny philosophies, silly games, comical
quotes, trivia contests, top 10 lists, madlibs, and more!
AprilFools.Com
- Automatically creates free Internet April Fools jokes for you
to play on a friend. Creates gag web pages or emails: personalized
headline news story, inheritance notification, Internet Indecency
Committee warning, e-mail addict notice, and more.
The
$95,093.35 check - On a whim, Patrick Combs deposited into his
bank's ATM machine one of those "fake" checks you get in a
junk mail letter, never expecting it to get cashed. But, to his
surprise, they did cash it. That was only the beginning of his
fascinating true story. Hear his amazing saga from beginning to end.
Are
You Owed Unclaimed Money? - You may be owed unclaimed money by
the government. Search the FindCash database of over 11 million
names for FREE to see if you name is on the list. This money can
come from such sources as old bank accounts, wills, insurance, tax
refunds, and previous employers.
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