Other Fun Corners of the Internet We Respect

The OG. A guy responds to Craigslist ads with increasingly unhinged emails. The "I'd like to buy your couch" email is a masterpiece.

David Thorne's absurd email exchanges. The missing spider drawing. The overdue bill paid with a drawing of a spider. Legendary.

Don't Even Reply but via text message. Wrong-number trolling elevated to performance art.

The internet's most beloved troll — polite, confusing, and devastatingly stupid comments on news sites. "We are ALL British on this blessed day."

The gold standard of satirical news. Every headline is a punchline. "No Way To Prevent This, Says Only Nation Where This Regularly Happens."

Humor articles and listicles blending absurdity with surprisingly deep research. The "After Hours" video series is a hidden gem.

Literary humor. "It's Decorative Gourd Season, Motherf***ers" lives here. Highbrow comedy disguised as an indie literary journal.

Satirical women's magazine. "Woman Brave Enough To Wear Same Outfit Two Days In A Row." Cosmo if Cosmo was self-aware.

The Onion but for gaming and tech. "Man Who Hasn't Played Video Game Confident He Could Speedrun It."

Satirical news from a conservative-leaning perspective. Agree or disagree, some headlines land hard.

Move your mouse. A man gets slapped by an eel. That's it. That's the site.

Move your cursor anywhere. The site finds a photo of someone pointing at exactly that spot. Impossibly satisfying.

Cats. Bouncing. Click "Make it Rain" for maximum chaos.

"You can do anything at Zombo.com. The only limit is yourself." A website from 1999 that still exists and still says nothing.

Wiggle your mouse. A worm dances. Then... just try it. (Seizure warning: flashing lights)

A button that sends you to random useless websites. An infinite rabbit hole of beautiful pointlessness.

Tells you if it's Christmas. Updated daily. Accurate 364 days out of 365.

Press the button. Darth Vader screams "NOOOOO." Press it again. He screams again. Repeat as needed.

The Hutzler Banana Slicer. The Bic "For Her" pens. The Three Wolf Moon shirt. Amazon's greatest literary tradition.

A subreddit documenting the worst crowdfunding campaigns on Earth. Our research department.

A guy builds real prototypes of products nobody asked for — like a fork with a fan to cool your food. On purpose.

A real, physical museum (and website) dedicated to failed products. Google Glass. New Coke. Bic For Her. Our spiritual home.

A subreddit for products and services that make you say "of course that's a thing."

Dropped somewhere on Google Street View. Guess where you are. Addictive. Terrifying. Educational.

Combine elements to make new ones. Start with water and fire. End up making philosophy and the internet somehow.

Watch the view from someone else's window, somewhere in the world. Oddly peaceful. Mildly voyeuristic.

Spin a 3D globe and listen to live radio from anywhere on Earth. Rural Japan. A jazz station in Paris. AM talk radio in Nebraska.

AI-generated human faces. None of these people are real. Refresh for a new fake person. Deeply unsettling.