The Free Dictionary is a lot like Wikipedia, but it’s nice to have options.

This guy has pictures of 455 different energy drink cans, of which I have tried none. Am I missing something by ignoring this obviously busy market? Not safe for work if some naughty language is an issue.

deputydog has lots of interesting reads, and this collection of 7 amazing holes is just one.

Gang Land News is full of mafia-related information. Don’t let the terrible web design throw you, if you’re interested in the subject you will find some good reading.

An interesting read from The Economist: Who’s afraid of Google?

I’ve seen more and more newspapers printing stories about the Jena Six case, but it’s still under the radar of a lot of people. Read up if you haven’t, it’s one ridiculous case. Unfortunately, the Rev. Al Sharpton has appeared on the scene. I hope this doesn’t turn people off, these teenagers could use as much support as possible if they really are as screwed as it seems.

ABC News has an interesting article for true crime readers: “Could Jeffrey Dahmer Be to Blame for Adam Walsh’s Murder?”. An interesting theory, probably never to be proven.

The List Universe has lots of great entries. Their Top 10 Incredible Recordings includes audio and is excellent.

I love when Keith Olbermann actually hits his target well.

Even though I don’t ever visit Starbucks, I’m sure some of you can appreciate the Confessions Of A Starbucks Barista.

Not only are people still discussing The Sopranos ending, BobHarris.com actually has some interesting theories.

These picks for the most unsual deaths in 21st century are all pretty good choices. I had forgotten about the pizza man bomb case.

The Illuminati Symbolism Archive.

The Futility Closet is full of info, stories, rumors, facts and other bits of trivia. You could get lost in their archives.

Thanks to a stomach bug sidelining me (staring at a computer screen just didn’t sound like much fun at the time), I missed that Faster Than the World was celebrating their 1 year birthday. Congrats Michele and everyone else involved in making it run so well over the past year! If you haven’t checked it out, please do. Daily articles about this, that and the other thing.

Peruse this list of numbers and what’s so special about them.

This Is Broken, a weblog that points out things (mainly advertising) that aren’t quite right. A few are just from submitters that are overly picky, but some are quite funny.

I dislike Cingular, not just for their crappy reception or bad customer service, but because these assclowns think they somehow control how people link to them. Read on.

Holysmoke.org describes itself as “a skeptical site that looks at the facts about frauds, fakes, fools, and flim-flam”. I got there by searching for the always ridiculous Bob Larson.

A little light reading: Nazi and East German Propaganda.