Miscellaneous

This is where I put stuff that doesn't quite fit into any of my currently defined subject categories. You should definitely read the Strawberry Pop-Tart Blow-Torches page which is just too amusing.

• Alien Invasion Survival Manual offers a humorous look at ways to protect yourself should nasty space aliens invade the Earth.
• Automatic complaint-letter generator by Scott Pakin does just that. The generated letters are quite amusing.
• BritSpeak by the BritSpeak Foundation offers English as a Second Language for Americans.
• Carousel! is all about those wonderful twirling rides we took as children. Includes the history of carousels, museums, music, poetry, and more.
• Casebook: Jack the Ripper by Stephen P. Ryder offers a complete casebook of the famous Ripper murders.
• Cheaters Paradise by Jefe Tudisco offers a humorous look at the "art" of cheating.
• Cyrano Server writes love letters (or dump letters) for you.
• Dead People Server offers "a list of interesting celebrities who are, or must plausibly, be dead, with information as to who has really Run Down The Curtain and Joined The Choir Invisible."
• Fig Bar Man Presidential Campaign
• Flummery Digest by Mike Sierra offers a collection of anecdotes and quotations from unusual news stories. Includes some very weird and funny stuff.
• Fun at the helpdesk, amazing stories offers amusing computer consulting stories in somewhat fractured English. Those of you who have worked at a help desk will no doubt recognize close relatives of some of your clients here!
• George Goble: The Grillmaster!
• Humor offers annotated links to web sites with humorous content.
• If Operating Systems Were Beers ... tells what DOS Beer, OS/2 Beer, Mac beer, and others would be like.
• Kooks Museum by Donny Kossy offers a personal look at some of the Internet's most famous reality-challenged individuals and weird sites.
• Oceania -- The Atlantis Project
• Pickup Lines
• Professor Bubbles' Official Bubble Homepage
• Random Portrait Gallery offers self-portraits from home pages of web users all over the world.
• Scorched Earth Party
• Shakespearean Insult
• SLUGS IN THE GARDEN - Blunt Advice For College Women by John B. Horne offers "cynical wisdom for first year women college students on financing, careers, jobs, love, men, population control, religion, war, guns, parental advice, bureaucracy experts, alley cats." Some of this is fairly amusing.
• Strawberry Pop-Tart Blow-Torches
• The Straight Dope is an "authorized" web page for Cecil Adams's column which has appeared since 1973 in The Chicago Reader.
• T.W.I.N.K.I.E.S. Project offers the results of a series of experiments conducted on Hostess Twinkies during finals week of 1995. You will never look at Twinkies the same way after you read this page.
• Ultimate Drinking Game Home Page by Michael Grabois points to hundreds of different media-based drinking games.
• Useless WWW Pages offers annotated links to a lot of Web sites that are often, well, interesting in some fashion.
• Weird, the Wild and the Wonderful on the WWW by Justin Allyn Hall offers links to sites that are sometimes bizarre, sometimes offensive, and sometimes just unclassifiable.
• Welcome to WIMMP! offers an interesting perspective on women and relationships by several former students here at Northwestern University.
• World Nap Organization

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