1. Are you a fan of duct tape? Do you honestly believe that virtually everything can be fixed by the use of duct tape and/or super glue? If so, you're going to LOVE this site. http://www.ducktapeguys.com/
2. You've probably noticed that I like a lot of history sites. Well, this one is really interesting with lots of stuff to peruse if you're a fan of Cleopatra. Myths, mysteries, pieces of art and more. http://www.fieldmuseum.org/cleopatra/cleopatra.html
3. I love lighthouses. I think it stems from childhood when I used to visit my uncle at Point Arena when he was the alternate lighthouse keeper. This site is set up in an interesting manner. Sorted by major bodies of water, you can take a virtual tour of the lighthouses, find out if they're still in use, etc. I've spent hours at this site. http://www.ipl.org/div/light/Geoidx.html
4. WARNING! This site is not for impressionable children with access to rubber bands.
This takes rubber band shooting to new levels. And there are even safety tips. 
http://hometown.aol.com/morganbolt/index.html?f=fs
5. Your name isn't just something your parents gave you so you would be a laughing stock your entire life. Unless, of course, your name is something like Throckmorton or Brunhilda. This site actually shows you how popular your given name has been over the last hundred years. http://babynamewizard.com/namevoyager/lnv0105.html
6. This one I almost passed right by, but I'm glad I didn't. There are lots of scientific facts, useful and useless, and much more to be garnered here if you take the time to check it out. Here you can actually find out the answer to the ageless question of WHY beans have a certain affect on your digestive system. http://www.ratlab.co.uk/index.htm
7. If you have kids, paper, a printer, and scissors, you can print out any number of an incredible variety of paper toys, including everything from standard paper dolls to a stand-up model of Mt. Rushmore. There's lots to see here and plenty of stuff to keep your kids occupied. http://www.papertoys.com/
That's it for this time. Don't worry. I have tons more!
2. You've probably noticed that I like a lot of history sites. Well, this one is really interesting with lots of stuff to peruse if you're a fan of Cleopatra. Myths, mysteries, pieces of art and more. http://www.fieldmuseum.org/cleopatra/cleopatra.html
3. I love lighthouses. I think it stems from childhood when I used to visit my uncle at Point Arena when he was the alternate lighthouse keeper. This site is set up in an interesting manner. Sorted by major bodies of water, you can take a virtual tour of the lighthouses, find out if they're still in use, etc. I've spent hours at this site. http://www.ipl.org/div/light/Geoidx.html
4. WARNING! This site is not for impressionable children with access to rubber bands.
This takes rubber band shooting to new levels. And there are even safety tips. http://hometown.aol.com/morganbolt/index.html?f=fs5. Your name isn't just something your parents gave you so you would be a laughing stock your entire life. Unless, of course, your name is something like Throckmorton or Brunhilda.
This site actually shows you how popular your given name has been over the last hundred years. http://babynamewizard.com/namevoyager/lnv0105.html6. This one I almost passed right by, but I'm glad I didn't. There are lots of scientific facts, useful and useless, and much more to be garnered here if you take the time to check it out. Here you can actually find out the answer to the ageless question of WHY beans have a certain affect on your digestive system. http://www.ratlab.co.uk/index.htm
7. If you have kids, paper, a printer, and scissors, you can print out any number of an incredible variety of paper toys, including everything from standard paper dolls to a stand-up model of Mt. Rushmore. There's lots to see here and plenty of stuff to keep your kids occupied. http://www.papertoys.com/
That's it for this time. Don't worry. I have tons more!
