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Discussion forum for conspiracy theories, UFOs, general weird stuff.
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I'm a big fan of Amazon. Not just useful for buying books & DVDs etc, the customer reviews can be entertaining in their own right (especially the 1-star ones).
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American version. Bigger. More reviews.
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News website.
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Humour website along the lines of 'Interesting things to do with a dead cat'.
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Discover, like, Exeter .
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Kind of like Wikipedia but in the spirit of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
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The Internet Movie Database.
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10 petabytes of archived digitized media & the Wayback Machine is very useful for historical or defunct websites.
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Best Star Trek site on the Web IMHO.
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Movie message boards (used to be on IMDb).
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Fried rat in your KFC? College students on LSD staring at the sun till they go blind? Urban legends!
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Thousands of text documents preserved from early bulletin board systems .
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Hill figures are giant visual representations (commonly horses) cut into hillsides, usually to reveal the white chalk underneath. Always been interested in these.
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Zoom in to a quark (& beyond) then zoom out to the size of the observable universe.
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Fighting ignorance since 1973.
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Everything Tolkien.
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Always been interested in UFOs & aliens. Whether you believe in little green (or grey) men or not this site makes fascinating reading.
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More of the above.
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My favourite website on the Web.
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I've wasted far, far too much time here. The user comments can make you despair for humanity though.
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