A Norwegian gadget shop with the most gloriously chaotic layout on the web.
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Weird & Wonderful
The gloriously pointless internet. No purpose except delight.
Obsessively detailed one-man database dedicated to debunking celebrity height claims.
about this site →Faithful emulation of the 1990s text browser, showing the web exactly as it was invented.
about this site →A modern StumbleUpon that sends you to hand-curated interesting websites by category.
about this site →One man's decades-long archive of homemade experiments, pranks and price comparisons.
about this site →The complete canonical archive of animated party parrot emoji.
about this site →Read a message left by the previous stranger, then leave one for the next.
about this site →Control the lights and devices in one man's house over a live webcam feed.
about this site →Drag your mouse to slap a man with an eel. That is the entire website.
about this site →An ever-expanding, hand-animated single-scene mural of life on the 796th floor of a space station, packed with pop-culture cameos.
about this site →Daily servings of historical curiosities, mathematical oddities and lateral puzzles.
about this site →The page you land on when you typo "gmail" — the owner's long-suffering, very funny explanation of why she won't sell it.
about this site →Calming aquarium of colourful fish drifting endlessly across your screen.
about this site →A monument to one of the oldest surviving image macros on the internet.
about this site →Archive of camera-roll videos accidentally uploaded to YouTube by an old iPhone feature.
about this site →A working implementation of Borges' library containing every book that could ever be written.
about this site →A real car-leasing business behind the most aggressively maximalist site online.
about this site →Listen to live air traffic control radio feeds from airports around the world.
about this site →A live, running experiment testing the infinite monkey theorem — thousands of virtual monkeys typing toward Shakespeare.
about this site →An elaborate fake fast-food chain staffed by ninjas, running since 1999.
about this site →Single-purpose joke site showing an endless herd of dogs running across your screen to upbeat music.
about this site →Build and tend a tiny sealed aquatic ecosystem with sand, algae, plants and fish, and watch it find balance.
about this site →An interactive human vocal tract you can pinch, stretch and blow through to synthesise speech-like noises.
about this site →Sobering archive of final cockpit voice recordings from aviation accidents.
about this site →Wherever you put your cursor, it finds a photo of a person pointing at exactly that spot.
about this site →Click a cat, it pops, and your country climbs a global leaderboard of pointless clicking.
about this site →Anonymous strangers mail in their secrets on decorated postcards, published every Sunday.
about this site →An oil painting of every US president holding a ham. No further explanation offered.
about this site →Pairs a random cat GIF with a random song, occasionally achieving perfection.
about this site →The 2002 ninja fan site that basically invented internet absurdist humour.
about this site →Wiggle your mouse at a rubbery worm and things escalate (epilepsy warning).
about this site →A deadpan taxonomy that settles whether a hot dog is a sandwich by counting which faces of a cube hold starch.
about this site →Frozen in 2005: a million pixels of banner ads that made a student a millionaire.
about this site →An endless stream of strangers sending you hugs. That's it, and it works.
about this site →One button that flings you to a completely pointless corner of the internet.
about this site →Refresh for an endless supply of photorealistic faces of people who never existed.
about this site →A website that exists solely to give you a unicode snowman. ☃
about this site →A scientific supply shop selling uranium ore and aerogel, with home experiment guides.
about this site →The BoJack Horseman tie-in site that never answers its own domain name — Philbert artwork and a permanent 'coming soon'.
about this site →A search engine that indexes only lightweight, hand-made, JavaScript-free pages, plus a "surprise me" button into the old web.
about this site →A fake retro operating system in your browser, full of hidden apps and jokes.
about this site →A single page that settles the difference, permanently, for someone.
about this site →The immortal parody splash page where you can do anything, anything at all.
about this site →An infinitely zooming painting that loops seamlessly into itself forever.
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