To be quite honest, I go on Neopets way more than I should. Other than that, Hotmail, Albino BlackSheep, H*R, occasionally College Humor. Sweet sites.
If you are reading this and you click in...
Mostly Wikipedia and Homestar Runner.
I play WoW so ...
Google. It's my homepage, isn't it? :blah:
I go to GameFAQs pretty often for no reason other than a couple forums there, as well as an off-shoot of one of them.. I also read a few webcomics, but I check those every 2-3 days, not each day.
I generally just go to google and find random sites off that. Uncyclopedia is also a great time waster. The sites that I actually go to regularly though are-
www.google.com
www.albinoblacksheep.com
www.purezc.com
www.pennyarcade.com
www.ultimate-guitar.com
More or less in that order, all pretty self explanitory.
YTMND.com, Savvybabes.com, Entensity.net, Killermovies.com, Collegehumor.com, Dilbert.com, MyFreePaysite.com, VCDQuality.com, Dictionary.com, IMDB.com
Well, anyone would know the first on the list:
www.google.com (Wow.. That was hard to figure out...)
A few others in no particular order are:
Sushi Bar Network (Anime)
AnimeOST.net (Anime Soundtracks)
BemaniStyle: www.bemanistyle.com (StepMania simfiles, etc.)
Fansub TV Network (Obivously more anime)
Flash Flash Revolution: www.flashflashrevolution.com (More stuff for StepMania)
Gerpok: www.gerpok.com (Dynamic sig images (points down V))
MyFileHut: www.myfilehut.com (File host)
PureZC: www.purezc.com (ZC related stuff)
RealityLapse (Heh.. You guessed it right. More anime.)
Skulltag: www.skulltag.com (Best DooM port I've ever seen)
StepMania: www.stepmania.com (Free dance game for PC)
DeVry: www.phx.devry.edu (For all my college work-related stuff)
EDIT: And a few other sites, all dealing with BitTorrent.
I have been known to spend hours browsing Wikipedia, going from article to article, learning all kinds of trivia of various degrees of usefulness.
Also, and this is very cool, I just came across Musipedia, which is one of the coolest things I've seen in some time. It's a music database that's searchable by tune! You can enter a tune with a virtual keyboard, or you can just hum or whistle the tune and search for it. It checks the intervals, contours and rhythms against its large and growing database of music and tries its best to produce the piece you're looking for. It's still less than perfect at the moment, but it's sure to get better.
First, I start off with checking my mail on yahoo. Then I'm off to Myspace to check messages and whatnot. Then to Sconex. EVERYBODY at my school has a Sconex account. It's pretty much mandatory. There's also PureVolume, a personal fav. I'm a music loverrr. Other than that, there's google, wikipedia, and dictionary.com.
Oh, cant forget Youtube.
Those are the only one's I always go to. All others are pretty arbitrary.
Yahoo, Megatokyo, Gamefaqs, Pixelopolis, and AGN are the main places I hang out online. Most of the time I spend online is otherwise spent in online games, like Subspace.
www.google.com is my homepage, then there's www.armageddongames.net, www.purezc.com and zcu.sephroth.ws. Those I visit all the time, then there's Wikipedia, my loyal ally for quoting from in forum debates 😊 and nuklearpower.com - I find it funny, so there.
I have firefox and rss news feeds on, most of which come from news.bbc.co.uk.
I think that's about it.
Drunken Tiger wrote:My uni email.
www.whirlpool.net
www.bom.gov.auAnd my gf's blog.
Real exciting stuff eh..
I read your gf's blog as well.
I read the preview before I clicked in, so you didn't fool me. I just felt like contributing.
NSFW stuff aside(😮dd😊, www.battleon.com, www.dragonfable.com, www.bemanistyle.com, www.stepmaniaonline.com. I think that's it.
Oh, and Yahoo for e-mail.
I was not trying to trick anyone...I just wanted an active thread, and thus-far, the results have been pretty good.
Riverman, that music site is pretty cool...
Daarkseid wrote:Wikipedia mostly.
I like to visit www.DaarkNeedsToGetTheFuckInIRC.com/OrDie.
that site doesn't exist 😞
Also, and this is very cool, I just came across Musipedia, which is one of the coolest things I've seen in some time. It's a music database that's searchable by tune! You can enter a tune with a virtual keyboard, or you can just hum or whistle the tune and search for it. It checks the intervals, contours and rhythms against its large and growing database of music and tries its best to produce the piece you're looking for. It's still less than perfect at the moment, but it's sure to get better.
That is the single coolest thing I have ever heard of. How broad is it, for people who listen to a lot of less well known types of things?
www.milwaukeebrewers.com
www.tibia.com
www.tibianews.net
and of course my #1 visited site would have to be
You know what? I also live in appleton. Or I will, in about 2 days, but now I'm in oshkosh. WHOA
This thread has generated some pretty cool sites. Thanks, guys.
punkonjunk1024 wrote:That is the single coolest thing I have ever heard of. How broad is it, for people who listen to a lot of less well known types of things?
Well, its database is user-submitted, so it's kind of a weird cross-section of the world. It seems to be a ton of classical with a bit of contemporary pop and such (I've gotten a number of Beatles songs as search results), and some other miscellaneous stuff. For instance, I successfully searched for the Super Mario Bros. theme, but I wasn't able to find the huge camphor tree theme song from My Neighbor Totoro or They Might Be Giants' hit Doctor Worm.