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Things there will be no pictures for: Coffee, Religion(Atheism doesnt mean you cant maintain a healthy respect/interest in it, I just dont believe in it.....)/Philosophy, Music.

[Noodleworm]

www.Fmylife.com
www.mylifeisaverage.com
www.mylifeisg.com


www.thisiswhyyourefat.com -"where dreams become heart attacks"

http://www.escapistmagazine.com/vide...ro-punctuation -highly amusing game reviews

http://cakewrecks.blogspot.com/ -"where professional cakes go horribly hilariously wrong"

http://omegle.com/ - "talk to strangers"

[echter]

http://www.last.fm/ great place to find new music and log your tracks played

http://listverse.com/ Lots of similar sites but this one is pretty good, some very interesting articles.

If you have firefox you can download this toolbar, fill in your interests from the esoteric to the generic and by god you will find some gems, when you're bored click 'stumble' within your browser and it will take you on a wonderful time wasting journey. Seriously addictive.

http://www.stumbleupon.com/



any interior design aficionados here? http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/ is for you.

[Smartly Dressed]

Xpert Eleven

[Namlub]

Originally Posted by Noodleworm

www.Fmylife.com
www.mylifeisaverage.com
www.mylifeisg.com


www.thisiswhyyourefat.com -"where dreams become heart attacks"

http://www.escapistmagazine.com/vide...ro-punctuation -highly amusing game reviews

http://cakewrecks.blogspot.com/ -"where professional cakes go horribly hilariously wrong"

http://omegle.com/ - "talk to strangers"

Omegle is genius, it's where the crazies of t'internet converge (as well as the odd pervert). Not including myself, obviously...

[BlueSpiral]

Originally Posted by echter

any interior design aficionados here? http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/ is for you.

Yes! Love this site, I don't frequent it so much these days but that doesn't mean I don't love it.

I'm very interested in music, but mainly music from other countries is what really peaks my interest. Slow tunes from Japan, pop from India and merry little songs from Russia. You'll find some great music on youtube from old Russian kids cartoons, all animated and normally very upbeat.


Song done by an artist called Nujabes from Japan. He specializes in slow jazzy tunes and I definitely recommend a listen.


This is a really catchy tune from a kids show in Russia, it will give you a taste of how brilliant the music (and unique the animation) is from there.

If you are really into fashion, and more accurately fashion diary highly urge you to take a look at this site. http://www.thecherryblossomgirl.com/She's a French fashion designer from Paris who love love loves taking photos of her outfits and what she finds interesting in the world around her. I only found it a few days ago, but I'm already hooked and going through all her old entries looking for her photos! I love the ways she captures 'em. If you are into that, or if you'd rather more of a community kind of fashion thing go to Black Cigarette. http://community.livejournal.com/blackcigarette

I also regularly check the author Neil Gaiman's Blog (or Journal) and also check Amanda Palmer's one as well. And no, I was checking both of them way before I knew they were going out together. If it wasn't happening now, they were going to end up together eventually. Those who blog forever, stay together. Little Boots' blog is very great aswell.

http://harkavagrant.com/ Historical comics are kewl. So are these ones over at http://wondermark.com/.

Omg how kewl.

And for those who like PostSecret here is a daily pixel version. http://community.livejournal.com/ljsecret/

Ok, nearly finished!
http://www.terribleyelloweyes.com/Various artists showing their interpretations/ fan arts of the kids book Where The Wild Things Are.
http://joesnyc.streetnine.com/Daily photos of New York by one man.
http://www.notcot.org/Great site that sends links of great ideas.

Yeah, I think that's a smidgen of my interests.

[Arcade Panda]

I've been following this guy for about six months now:

http://garycardiology.blogspot.com/

He does loads of cool stuff!

[Jay P]

I remember when this thread first opened I absolutely loved it and meant to reply to it, but then I just forgot. So I'm bumping it so more people can reply!

So yeah, what I find interesting i at the moment is House! I absolutely adore this show. I'm halfway through season 2 now.

Also, 4od, it's excellent for watching Skins and How I met Your Mother

I've also recently really gotten into Shakespeare. It's tricky reading his stuff on my own, I'm used to having my teacher pretty much translate it for me, but I've been ploughing through it

[FredBaby!]

http://www.myspace.com/hideawayhouse

i just love the concept behind this place. plus they have links to the heathers and other ace music.

[Pigwidgeon]

Originally Posted by FredBaby!

http://www.myspace.com/hideawayhouse

i just love the concept behind this place. plus they have links to the heathers and other ace music.

I've been there a few times, it's great

[D4RK ONION]

I <3 Rock Band



because it taught me to do this

[Mushy]

You can buy Chris de Burgh tickets for the O2 in April 2011. You'd foret you'd hve them bought by time it comes around. I like this cos its funny and outrageous.

[Eddie Ere]

I've just spent roughly four hours going through all these links and going to other sites from them.

Thanks for sharing.

Here's a site that tries to answer some often baffling questions its readers send in. Enjoy.
http://www.straightdope.com/

[A Neurotic]

Originally Posted by Eddie Ere

I've just spent roughly four hours going through all these links and going to other sites from them.

Thanks for sharing.

Here's a site that tries to answer some often baffling questions its readers send in. Enjoy.
http://www.straightdope.com/

That's incredible, when I saw this thread was active again I immediately thought of posting about straightdope!

Here's something I find incredibly interesting. A guy with locked-in syndrome answering people's questions very honestly and frankly. Fascinating, and very endearing...

[Eddie Ere]

Originally Posted by A Neurotic

That's incredible, when I saw this thread was active again I immediately thought of posting about straightdope!

Here's something I find incredibly interesting. A guy with locked-in syndrome answering people's questions very honestly and frankly. Fascinating, and very endearing...

Thats amazing, never heard of such a syndrome. Thanks for sharing.