29-07-2005 02:22									#1
	What cool, interesting, entertaining, or informative website do you visit? Support Apolyton, buy Civilization III: Complete

I've been online since 1995, and lately I've began to feel a general sense of malaise when it comes to the Internet. Back in the heady days of the mid to late 90s, Netscape and other websites had places for cool new websites. It seems like that has faded, and while more information is online than ever it seems like it's harder to find unless you specifically know what you're looking for.

Right now I do the usual: email, online management of my accounts/bills, read the news (international, business, gaming, tech), mapquest, google, some shopping, apolyton, myspace...but that's about it. So what do the rest of you do to keep the Internet fresh and entertaining? What sites do you recommend? I appreciate your suggestions.

	29-07-2005 02:27									#2
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Apolyton. MZO if I'm bored. Demogames and homework take up almost all of my time in the afternoons/evenings, when I'm not with my GF.

	29-07-2005 02:28									#3
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Ahh, I remember the "What's new" and "What's cool" links on the old Netscape browsers.

I generally keep Internet entertaining by visiting Apolyton, which is my home online . My other favorite place to be is Wikipedia, I really enjoy opening something random or semi-random there, and just read it, clicking on the links. It's pretty entertaining and I do get to learn tnew things.

	29-07-2005 02:28									#4
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mzo i'm assuming is another forum like apolyton correct? what's the link to it?

	29-07-2005 02:36									#5
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www.mzocentral.net

	29-07-2005 02:41									#6
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I occasionally visit The Onion and swedish crazy sites Borr Magazine and Lakritsmannen. I also visit a free porn link site infrequently. Other than that itīs not much. E-mail and the bank mostly. Just surfing the net got extremly boring a few years back.

	29-07-2005 02:51									#7
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www.skyscrapercity.com for my town-planning fetish
www.tapuz.co.il for my Israeli forums.

	29-07-2005 03:06									#8
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Az, Eventis is all open to you! The peopleses want to see your fanfic!

http://eventis.ws is a very interesting website, that provides me with endless entertainement , and frustration

	29-07-2005 03:10									#9
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patience, grasshoper. I am currently writing this other paper. Slightly less entertaining.

Attachment: catalytic antibodies.pdf
This has been downloaded 4 time(s).

	29-07-2005 03:14									#10
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Congrats, it's about as boring as this wonder

	29-07-2005 03:16									#11
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oooh, satan.
http://www.zenofeller.com/images/banner_pentagram.GIF
Pretty redundant, really, after all, he uses a spambot to advertize the site, we already know he's affiliated with satan.

	29-07-2005 03:31									#12
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That's the problem with internet - it has become just as mundane as cable TV or telephone. Tell about some some new website - well, ther a re only a couple of hundres alike (poly is a speciality but I guess I don't have to tell about that - even going for some kinky perversity, there still are hundred of such places.

Being online before it became graphical, I really miss the kick of going into some of the early graphical sites - I have forgotten what the name of the pre netscape browser was, but it was really a kick to wait several minutes to get pics from a Hawaian site.

@ Dr.Z are you referring to that site with snygga bruder

	29-07-2005 03:49									#13
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quote: Originally posted by korn469 I've been online since 1995, and lately I've began to feel a general sense of malaise when it comes to the Internet. Back in the heady days of the mid to late 90s, Netscape and other websites had places for cool new websites. It seems like that has faded, and while more information is online than ever it seems like it's harder to find unless you specifically know what you're looking for. Right now I do the usual: email, online management of my accounts/bills, read the news (international, business, gaming, tech), mapquest, google, some shopping, apolyton, myspace...but that's about it. So what do the rest of you do to keep the Internet fresh and entertaining? What sites do you recommend? I appreciate your suggestions.

A couple gems in the rough:

A great blog by an intelligent, witty person who always has something wise to say: http://www.oneandfour.org

An important organization on the cutting edge of politics and freedom in the United States: http://www.youthrights.org

That important organization's active forum: http://forums.youthrights.org

A wikipedia type site all about youth rights: http://www.youthrights.net

	29-07-2005 03:50									#14
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BC, yes, that site with snygga brudar. Apparently the only one on the Internet

For our swedish speaking (or at least understanding) polytubbies:
www.borrmagazine.com
www.lakritsmannen.com/telegraph/index.asp
www.bajs.dk

	29-07-2005 03:56									#15
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http://www.apolyton.net/

	29-07-2005 03:58									#16
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quote: Originally posted by Dr Zoidberg BC, yes, that site with snygga brudar. Apparently the only one on the Internet For our swedish speaking (or at least understanding) polytubbies: www.borrmagazine.com www.lakritsmannen.com/telegraph/index.asp www.bajs.dk

How come that I think that many search machines suddently see an uprising in search for those two words

	29-07-2005 04:00									#17
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Google had 29 300 hits for those two words

	29-07-2005 04:06									#18
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I love learning about stuff. Even if it isn't in depth knowledge. I like to have a little bit of understanding of a wide variety of subjects.

Yes many of you dispute the accuracy of wikipedia (yet no one was able to show many any factual errors in an article when I asked for it). It can be kind of general sometimes. But that's what encyclepedias are. sometimes I'm just curiuos about something, and I look them up. The other day I was curious about blackberries (and other types of berries), so I looked it up. And then I was curiuos what the difference between Jam and Jelly was. I never really knew what the difference was before.

I like www.snopes.com. I used it the other day to email my aunt who sent me one of these stupid Aspartamene health scare emails. It's all a hoax. It's amazing what people believe on the internet. Though I once believed it too . I gave up Diet Coke because of it. I was stupid back in 1998.

We all know about this one: http://www.somethingawful.com/index.htm

don't forget this one: http://www.rotten.com/

And http://dictionary.reference.com/. where I can learn what words actually mean!!

here, I can find the cheapest local gas prices: http://www.vegasgasprices.com/

some of these are local sites, but you may find them interesting, or not
http://www.hikinglasvegas.com/index.htm

http://www.globalsecurity.org/

http://members.aol.com/TeacherNet/

	29-07-2005 04:09									#19
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check this site out. It has some awesome pictures

http://www.zvis.com/nuclear/nukgls.shtml

	29-07-2005 04:14									#20
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quote: originally posted by Dis And http://dictionary.reference.com/. where I can learn what words actually mean!!

I use it all the time. I canīt belive I forgot it... Oh, and I use IMDb quite frequently too.

	29-07-2005 04:22									#21
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http://www.aceshardware.com
http://www.beyond3d.com
http://scholar.google.com

	29-07-2005 18:36									#22
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http://www.thewritingsonthestall.com/

	29-07-2005 18:49									#23
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reference links to all things, www.refdesk.com

music ratings, history, and similar artists,
www.artistdirect.com OR www.allmusic.com

most worthy site www.SlowwHandIsGreat.org







Ok, ok. The last one is whimsical. Get a grip.

	29-07-2005 19:02									#24
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only visit here so none

	29-07-2005 19:04									#25
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Fantastic web comics: Perry Bible Fellowship

http://cheston.com/pbf/archive.html

Albinoblacksheep.com, where you can find some of the more outrageous flash animations ever:

http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/

(This is one of my favorites:
http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/bunny.php )

I also recently installed the StumbleUpon extension for Firefox, and I have found some interesting sites using it. It's like channel surfing on the net.

StumbleUpon here: [/url]https://addons.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.php?id=138&application=firefox[/url]

	29-07-2005 19:18									#26
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quote: Originally posted by Alex Fantastic web comics: Perry Bible Fellowship http://cheston.com/pbf/archive.html

Great webcomic

another great webcomic is Penny-Arcade,

http://www.penny-arcade.com