I have scoured the interwebs and my bookmarks and collected a list of ten websites that could very well have the potential to turn people into internet zombies. They are about as addicting as brains. The challenge, however, was to find sites outside of social networking and shopping, because everyone's aware of how much a virus Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, etc. are. So here are my top ten sites, presented in no particular priority.
10. Cracked.com
A collection of miscellaneous humorous articles on every topic imaginable.
9. nintendo8.com
A treasure trove of classic 8-bit games that don't require download. Essentially a nostalgic gamer's dream come true.
8. hacknmod.com
Oh, the many ways to manipulate technology. Offers tutorials from how to play Tetris on your wall with LED lights to hacking that pesky iPhone.
7. http://icanhascheezburger.com/
Mindless entertainment provided by cats. And other assorted animals....wait, a crocodile made the cut?! Watch out, kittehs!
6. perezhilton.com
Mindless entertainment provided by celebrities. A windfall of material for those who like to comment on the young (or not so young) and dumb yet famous citizens of Hollywood.
5. picnik.com
For those who simply must have their profile picture now. As in right this minute, I don't have the time to mess around with Photoshop. Very user-friendly, offers a variety of ways to make your profile picture snazzy in very little time.
4. myinsults.com
Ever wanted to chew someone out really badly but hesitated because you knew they would understand you? Say what you want to say in another language!
3. fold.it
Like to do puzzles? Wonder how you can use your puzzle solving skills to do some good? This is a site you should look into. Literally, you are solving 3D puzzles of proteins for the sake of science. Without much effort at all. What more could you ask for.
2. www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/surgeryvideos.html
This is not a site for the faint of heart. Expecting to undergo surgery, but don't know what's going to happen to you once you go under? Interested in finding out? This site is more than likely to have a video of your procedure, along with information on tools, recovery time, etc.
1. www.wnyc.org/shows/radiolab/
A radio program that offers an hour on some of the most unusual topics to be discussed over the airwaves, such as unintended consequences, tumors, life after death, how we recognize people and much more.
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
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