The List Is Finished
The order is sorted and I'm in the process of reviewing the sites. I've decided not to even link to the Nazi site I found, so if people are interested in it, they'll have to go looking themselves.
A cruise around the lowlights, lowlifes and utterpointlessnesses of the internet... with added popular-things-which-are-not-very-good.
The order is sorted and I'm in the process of reviewing the sites. I've decided not to even link to the Nazi site I found, so if people are interested in it, they'll have to go looking themselves.
Topical Jokes on this site, which is pleasant to the eye, though slightly cluttered with Ads. Their irreverent take on the news is a constant delight. What's bad about it? Well... it's not especially useful or especially good use of time... though perhaps that's good.
Panels of graphics for every corner of the page. Random icons which link back to the main page. Links to an external site for all content. This might be a placeholder or under construction... it's definitely horrible. Drop Dead - the Argentinian band.
Siefriend and Roy's website is quite simply a load of marketing with no substance.
Memes to add to a blog... thing is, memes are supposed to be good. Blogthings has a collection of the others.
Well, actually, they're masquerading as "photo stock", but the point is that this is a site with large pretensions. Truly Free Stock.
The Bibliography of Fossil Vertebrates - you can search it... but you'll have to work hard... and the results aren't worth it.
The problem with Friends Reunited is that they charge you to contact people with whom you lost touch for a very good reason. They also encourage you to lie about yourself and go online to have a shufty at other people's lies. Overall, it's a very bad idea.
This website is quite simply a contradiction in terms: www.amish.net. They can't be hosting it from the back of horse-drawn carriages, surely?
The aptly names 4 cheap CDs.com has about 4 CDs in each category. The prices look good, but the site looks very basic. Perhaps this is one to go to as a final check that you can't buy that CD cheaper from CD-WOW, Play or Amazon.
Maybe you're trying to find out stuff about David Blunkett and so you google him, find there's a DavidBlunkett.org.uk and then find it's nothing more than a bunch of ads.
This New Zealand based Soy website seems to have a bee in its bonnet about it. They've even enlisted Darth Vader to speak for them.
Here's a site run by the whingers of the service industry. Stained Apron - why being served food is a form of low-budget terrorism, apparently.
Hotbot, which I remember as one of the original web search engines, is simply not. No way. NotHotBot.
How to fold a dollar to predict 911. Clear A Path for this weird and wonderful site.
This guy believes that he's involved in something akin to The Truman Show. My feeling is that he's mentally ill.
Then you could participate in the Distributed.net lottery. Well... it's more a futile effort to prove nothing.
A geeky pizza parlour, online since 1994, providing no valuable pizza to anyone. Check out their information regarding Dominos and its heat shielding capabilities.
Why not waste that time with a ScreenSaver that doesn't save the screen - Holding Pattern.
This website is dedicated to the TV channels and shows of yesteryear. In addition they have flash reconstructions of TV clocks and station IDs. 625.uk.com.
The NASA Astronomy Photo Of The Day is relatively interesting and nice to have. However, it's a bit turgid.
There are a lot of easy jokes about Stephen Hawking, this site has some of the harder ones: MC Hawking.
The Church of the flying spaghetti monster - a pseudo religious site too. Can't we all just agree on one religion? Jedi anyone?
Here is a Friends Fan Site which has very little going for it. Bad design, limited content and a sense of it being rather out of date.
Success does not necessarily mean being any good, or worthy of support - see Jonathan King's website for evidence of this.
The University of The Bleeding Obvious - a website full of... well... isn't it obvious?
Not a love of the nasty unsolicited email, but, instead a love of the bizarre pink meat. Spam.com.
Consecutive number plate spotting is a pursuit that will destroy your mind. The site is not especially well put together, though it is simple. The leaderboard is a bit useless in that it shows people who have completed the game at the top - and you can never get there.
Yes, it has a "WISDOM" rating and a swear-word count... and some of the most horrible computer graphics in the world - Capalert.
The Framley Examiner is a spoof newspaper, so good it hasn't been updated in over a year.
Engrish - when people from Asia don't quite understand the English words that they like.
The four word film review - takes someone's hard work and reduces it to minimalist oblivion.
People with too much time on their hands write about the errors found in movies. With terrible design and adverts all of the place, this is something of a dog's dinner:
Don't go to Lyrics Connection. It's obsolete and doesn't even have a beatles lyric on it. Weird!
An entire site devoted to Quincy. With an episode guide that's virtually empty.
Jamming a Pair of Scissors Repeatedly Into Your Crotch - made for the World's Worst list!
Rinkworks contains much that could be described as a waste of time. Of most notability is the dialect converter. However, they can also save you time with their <1minute summaries of the classic movies and books.
Ah go on. Buy Padge a pint and he'll drink to you on the internet. I bought him pint 19 - Buymeapint.com.
This mini-site, well, it's just a page really, explains how to secure your computer is a most ludicrous manner - by pouring concrete into it:
600,000 mp3s on mp3search.ru they're only 10 cents each. It's legal... or at least it would be if you could understand the russian legal statement.