Can you recommend some websites to pass the time?

The King of Moo · 22-12-2015 7:14pm #1

Can you?

A lot of the internet seems to be off for Christmas already, so I find I'm not finding many interesting things to read.

And over Christmas I'll have more time to kill, so I'd very much appreciate if you have any recommendations for websites that you can sink some time into.

Thanks!

genericguy · 22-12-2015 7:16pm

The King of Moo wrote: »

Can you?

A lot of the internet seems to be off for Christmas already, so I find I'm not finding many interesting things to read.

And over Christmas I'll have more time to kill, so I'd very much appreciate if you have any recommendations for websites that you can sink some time into.

Thanks!

Cracked.com

Bubbaclaus · 22-12-2015 7:16pm

boards.ie

OldMrBrennan83 · 22-12-2015 7:17pm

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Valentina · 22-12-2015 7:18pm

Sporcle.com

Say goodbye to any productivity :pac:

ETA: Not for reading, just quizzing

The Backwards Man · 22-12-2015 7:18pm

http://www.timeanddate.com/

Listverse is the ALDI of the internet too, you can end up in all kinds of weird aisles.

Into The Blue · 22-12-2015 7:19pm

I'm nearly finished YouTube, so will probably move on to liveleak over Christmas

Icaras · 22-12-2015 7:19pm

4chan

cml387 · 22-12-2015 7:21pm

A similar thread some time ago led me to Listverse, some fascinating hours can be spent there and it's not too taxing on the old broadband if you're depending on mobile. Cracked is too video oriented I find.

NomadicGray · 22-12-2015 7:21pm

You mustn't kill time boys, you must cherish it! Seize the day...
Can I have some change to go get loaded?

partyguinness · 22-12-2015 7:23pm

documentingreality.com

Pay $10.00 one off sub for life- it is great but WARNING you must have a strong stomach.

SpaceSasqwatch · 22-12-2015 7:23pm

http://iloveyoulikeafatladylovesapples.com/
http://eelslap.com/
http://www.space.com/

and for some weirdness :P
http://www.timecube.com/

The King of Moo · 22-12-2015 7:26pm

genericguy wrote: »

Cracked.com

Thanks, I usually have a look there, and I think they stay fairly active over Christmas.

Patww79 wrote: »

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Certainly interesting. I don't if engineering will sustain me long term, but there's some good stuff there.

Valentina wrote: »

Sporcle.com

Say goodbye to any productivity :pac:

ETA: Not for reading, just quizzing

That's my kind of site: I prefer to receive information in either list or quiz form!

The Backwards Man wrote: »

http://www.timeanddate.com/

Listverse is the ALDI of the internet too, you can end up in all kinds of weird aisles.

It's only missing a speaking clock!

Listverse is a funny one: there's lots of really interesting stuff, but then you find some very niche and opinionated lists.

Lia_lia · 22-12-2015 7:26pm

So 90's!

OldMrBrennan83 · 22-12-2015 7:26pm

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Fox_In_Socks · 22-12-2015 7:29pm

Snopes.com for interesting urban myths-which are true and which are genuine myths.

http://maddox.xmission.com/

This fellow's OK but he had more charm a few years ago before he did the video things

The King of Moo · 22-12-2015 7:30pm

SpaceSasqwatch wrote: »

http://iloveyoulikeafatladylovesapples.com/
http://eelslap.com/
http://www.space.com/

and for some weirdness :P
http://www.timecube.com/

I could eat those apples all day!

Lia_lia wrote: »

So 90's!

That's my evening sorted!

Austria! · 22-12-2015 7:47pm

Seanbaby.com

Funniest man of all time

endacl · 22-12-2015 7:50pm

www.thebookdepository.com

If you've time to kill, read books.

GLaDOS · 22-12-2015 7:55pm

Moved to CVPL

The King of Moo · 22-12-2015 7:57pm

endacl wrote: »

www.thebookdepository.com

If you've time to kill, read books.

Not to worry, my usual daily reading time shall also be extended for the Christmas period too

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Samaris · 22-12-2015 7:57pm

Most of my usual haunts have been said already, so I'll throw in Scandinavia and the World - a weekly comic by Humon.

Beware some of the NSFW ones, I showed it to my brother and unfortunately the first several clicks on random brought up some 'dodgy' ones. Mostly though, they're pithy commentary on history or current affairs between a bunch of countries as people.

http://satwcomic.com/eurovision-song-contest
http://satwcomic.com/english-flag

Cheensbo · 23-12-2015 3:38pm

This guy:

http://www.27bslash6.com/

In particular:
http://www.27bslash6.com/halogen.html

OldMrBrennan83 · 23-12-2015 4:26pm

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rolliepoley · 23-12-2015 5:43pm

A good image site that will keep you lingering for a while.

http://posiebosie.tumblr.com/post/71896389546

Mike Litoris · 24-12-2015 1:11pm

Pen Island

Technique · 24-12-2015 1:18pm

Beware, this could ruin your Christmas

http://www.sporcle.com/games/RobPro/1-100-click-me

Duggy747 · 24-12-2015 1:34pm

partyguinness wrote: »

documentingreality.com

Pay $10.00 one off sub for life- it is great but WARNING you must have a strong stomach.

Been with that forum for a long time so luckily avoided the fee when it was introduced, one of my favourite places to go and it's not because of it's graphic content.

If you were to ignore that section to it, it has other sub-forums that are actually choc-ful of interesting subjects from funny and bizarre medical stories to really fascinating vintage stuff you don't hear of elsewhere. A lot of the regulars there work in the medical profession too so they tend to come out with highly interesting posts.

A spot I check into every now and again is EnglishRussia.com

It focuses on the bizarre side of all things Russian, including a lot of stuff on abandoned Soviet-era buildings and towns / cities or just plain weird people that inhabit that land.

Haven't been there in a while and it seems they changed the layout for the worse, 2 pics per page is bullshít. They never used to do that (ad revenue I guess) but a lot of the articles are very interesting nonetheless.