All right, so now that school is out for the summer in most places, we all have a lot more time to do stuff, which includes surfing the internet. So, I’m going to collect a collection (well obviously :rolleyes: ) of cool timewasters/fun stuff to do on the internet.
Heh. I’ve done a lot of those just for fun. It’s interesting to view Google in the eyes of a latino pig not ment to offend people, ment to make fun of the pig latin “language”
Check out google for sure, especially in its directory for more programming tutorials and other ‘stuff’. http://www.shockwave.com has a whole lot of fun games to play. http://www.nintendo.co.jp is the Japanese Nintendo site. Go there if you are a Nintendo fan and want an eye into the future of American Nintendo Games. (You don’t need to know Japanese to understand the site, trust me.)
I’m particularly fond of UZC: The Unofficial Zeo Comic. One of the folks at the Pokemon message board I frequent (and mod) does it with characters loosely based off of folks there. I’m a snake. http://www.geocities.com/kyattsuai7 (Rating: PG, PG-13 on a bad day. Not a UZC excepted.)
Then there’s my bro’s comic site, www.itbcomics.com (Rating: G, sometimes PG for comic violence).
And then there’s my lowly site, www.billfredindustries.com (Rating: NC-17 for too much pent-up rage vented. Kidding…PG.)
www.redvsblue.com – if you haven’t seen it, you should! It’s absolutely hilarious. Not really a time-waster, as there’s only one episode a week, but it’s well worth a look, believe me.
http://www.lochness.co.uk/livecam/index.html — Want to be the first person to see Loch Ness monster? this site gives a live webcam shot of the Loch Ness lake from different views.
Create a nation, rule it. Fashion everything after your own political ideals. Be kind and benevolent to the people, or torture them. It’s all up to you.
Engineers Explained - ACCURATE little engineer jokes and such. Given to me by Ben Lauer from 1018.
A Christmas Story stuff - Unbeknownst to most, the movie A Christmas Story (starring the famous Ralphie) was based on Hammond, Indiana. I actually grew up in Jean Shepard’s (director of many other movies based on Hammond and Hammond High School, such as Hohmanville) old neighborhood. Flick’s Tap is only two blocks away, and Warren G. Harding Elementary stills stands, flagpole and all.
Rather Good - from the guy that brings us the crazy Quiznos commercials and the odd VH1 kittens, a few different miracles of photoshop and flash. Some adult-ish content.
By the way, if anyone took the politopia quiz, if you could tell me so I can make a giant map of where everyone is in the land of politopia. You know, just for the sake of curiousity.