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.

Read up on the American Mafia. Go Boston!

AntiPolygraph.org teaches you how to pass (or beat) a polygraph test. Bookmark this, just in case.

I had never heard of the Bath School Disaster before, but all the media attention on Virginia Tech this week has pushed the topic around a bit online. 45 people killed by dynamite.

The Chilling Effects Clearinghouse gives information about your online rights (in the US at least) and has a collection of cease and desist letters.

An interesting and troubling read from Glenn Greenwald: “The Bush administration’s terrible luck with finding documents”.

OddWeek is full of somewhat interesting lists including the craziest cults, weird science facts, coolest robots and more.

The Whitechapel Society 1888 has a bit of information on the area at the time of the Jack the Ripper murders.

More sites need to be useful like this one, Lunarama is a user-driven guide to “all-night restaurants and joints” across the United States. Boston is so lame, I’m not surprised to see only 4 listed here, and only one I’ve actually been to (South Street Diner for the curious, check the pie selection!).

Lenore creator Roman Dirge weighs in on the ongoing Todd Goldman steals other artists work and uses it as his own situation that’s been recently stirred up over at Something Awful.

Is it almost Easter already? Make your pilgrimage to the Shroud of Turin Website. Yes, it has it’s own website.

If you’re looking to expand your brain a little, you could certainly do worse than the free MIT OpenCourseWare pages. Go to MIT for free (without the credit of course).

If you listen to online radio and haven’t been keeping up with the news, the RIAA is trying to destroy any chance of a small station making it by establishing ridiculous pricing schemes. Save Our Internet Radio and Save Net Radio are here to give you some info.

Time Magazine’s list of the Top 25 Crimes of the Century is a great if sometimes ghoulish read. Each entry has links to original articles about each crime.

The Evil Bible page is “designed to spread the vicious truth about the Bible”.

Leave it to WFMU’s Beware of the Blog to inform me of what might be a human case of the Shope papillomavirus. Here’s a comment from this “Beware of the Blog” post: “These growths look very similar to ones caused by the Shope papillomavirus strain in rabbits. This virus also causes keratin growths that eventually hinder the rabbit’s ability to eat/breath, thus killing the host. The horn-like projections are the origin of jackelope stories and sightings. This may well be some unidentified strain of papillomavirus specific to humans.”