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Mitch's FavoritesGeneralSnopes.com: The best site in the world for debunking all those ridiculous e-mails that your gullible friends send you...("Wow! Bill Gates will pay you for testing his new e-mail system!"...Sheesh!) Crime Library: Yeah, I just can't shake the fascination that I have for the dark side of humanity! Great site for getting your fill of horror... IMDB: The International Movie Database. Search for a title or actor, get all the info you could possibly want. Funebaums: Very funny site. Check out the soundboards. Warning! Have your pop-up blocking software turned on! Subservient Chicken: If you haven't already seen this, it's a must-see site. Go ahead. Tell him what to do! JibJab: Side-splitting animated shorts, most with a political bent. The downside? You have to put up with short "commercials" from advertisers before seeing the shorts. Bored.com: Go here while you're at the office and just can't take it anymore.
Back to Main Page | Interesting Stuff to Check OutEducational / ReferenceWikipedia: The mac-daddy of knowledge on the net. Look up just about anything. I am constantly amazed at how up-to-date some of the entries are. Bartleby: Great source of online books and reference materials. ibiblio: "The Public's Library and Digital Archive." University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill)'s portal to knowledge on the Internet. eHow: How to do, well, just about anything. OneLook: Multiple dictionary search. Politics and GovernmentThe Drudge Report: More or less a compendium of recent and late-breaking news stories. Little Green Footballs: No B.S. blog that appeals to the Republican in me. Accuracy in Media: Media watchdog that "...sets the record straight on important issues that have received slanted coverage." Free Republic: Excellent website for conservatives like myself. Daily Kos: Liberal website I visit for the opposing point of view...which then makes me understand why I am a right-wing conservative. Real Clear Politics: Great site. Collection of write-ups from all points of the political spectrum gleaned from newspapers, magazines, blogs, etc. Blogs for Bush: That's right, I support our president. Ann Coulter: You've heard of her...now read what she has to say
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