Ever notice that every web site has a list of links to somewhere else? It's as if the site managers really don't want you to stay there, as much as they try to get you there in the first place. I have found that this technique can be enormously satisfying for the web browser, as one gets the sensation of going nowhere, but quickly; and useful for the site manager, as one can make valuable link contacts with other sites to send their readers barreling over to theirs as quickly as they will enter one's own site. Nevertheless, for those of your who like going nowhere fast, here are some interesting places to visit; check out links littered throughout the stories, too. And as always, some of these sites may contain adult material. Be forewarned. |
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WORDS Bartlett's Familiar Quotations: I love quotations. I've left up my own collection too. CNET: The Computer Network: My workplace; still the best resource for technolgy news and information on the Web. SF GATE: The online San Francisco Chronicle and Examiner. Not great, but close to (my) home. BLAIR Magazine: Oh, you crazy kids! Another Queer 'zine with sass. SPIRIT OrishaNet: Plentiful information about La Regla Lucumí, Santería and Ifá Religious Tolerance: For those nagging questions about religions from Asatru to Zoroastrianism. DEATH City of the Silent: Since I moved much nearer to Colma, I've gotten better with graveyards. Dead People Server: Ever wonder if that celebrity is still kicking? After Death: Ever wonder how to tell when that celebrity just kicked it? FUN Hyperdiscordia, Confusion for a new Generation: Praise Discordia: All Hail Eris. THE CASE Weekly Mysteries: A fun place to read and puzzle through a few murders. Well written! PhoNETic: I used to know someone who's phone number was 555-ORGY. Find out what your number might say. The Angst Page: I laughed really hard at this one...Poking fun at Generation "Eechs". McKinley's Search Ticker: Post-Postmodern Poetry, in a Web Way. (requires Java) The Love Calculator: Got a love interest? This is High Love Science, to be sure. LOVE PURITY CHECK UP: Personally, I'm the Cat-type in love... Purity Test for Non-Virgins: Okay, it made me feel like I was back in the Dorms, but... Sara-Mawashi!: Ai-ya! (requires Shockwave) Virtual Design Group's Voodoo Doll: Aiiii! (requires Shockwave) FANS Björk's - Web sense: The Icelandic pixie's page o' worship. PJ Harvey Home Page: An unofficial fan site for Polly Jean. HOMEpage OF THE BRAVE: Also an unofficial site for Laurie Anderson. The TOOL Page: A "semi-official" page for the band Tool. Moore Coffee: The best coffee in America. Try some now! WEB Jeffrey M. Glover's Home Page: Home of the original"Top 10 ways to tell if you have a sucky home page", the new "Sucky to Savvy", and his own treatise on Bears. Web Pages That Suck: A great presentation of some horrible stuff. Please tell me if you see this in there. The Book of 'Zines: Plenty of information about Ezines, their production, and their appreciation. FUCKING GRUF Magazine: A San Francisco-based magazine of GReat Unshaven Faces, for all us beard afficionados. Bear Roulette: So good it's in here twice. Gotta love that MIDI sound. Spin the wheel for manly fur. Anything That Moves: The premier bisexual magazine, in digital.  |