It’s a bit slow loading, but this page has images showing 40 Movie References From The Simpsons. I was surprised that I had not noticed a few of these as movie references before.

This URL speaks the truth: Sometimes Red, Sometimes Blue.com.

I can’t recall if this has been posted before or not. In any case, you can always revisit the Condiment Packet Gallery.

If you feel like your search for a well documented site devoted to barbed wire has been going nowhere, today’s your day. Visit the Devil’s Rope Barbed Wire Museum for all your barbed wire information needs.

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.

This site has their list of America’s Top Seven Most Hated Substances. I don’t know that it speaks for all Americans, but it’s fairly spot on.

Deadprogrammer’s Cafe shows how the “Starbucks Siren Became Less Naughty”.

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.

Take a peek at the world’s most expensive desserts. Linked via A Welsh View.

The article title pretty much sums up the contents: 101 Frightening Ice Cream Flavors From Around The World. Almost every entry is from Japan, but it’s still chock full of scary flavor goodness.

Almost every version of Ultimate Insult looks terrible in IE, and the current theme is no exception. Why, I don’t know. It’s basic template code, but the sidebar gets tossed to the bottom on most monitors. Maybe IE 7 or whatever the latest version is has it looking good. In any case, I just wanted to say I’m aware the site looks assy on some browsers.

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.

Read up on the American Mafia. Go Boston!

Totally absurd inventions and patents. There really are some lame ones in here.

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

Oh good God no! Yes, I’ve added text ads to the site. I hope they don’t detract from your crap-viewing pleasure, but as my goal this year is moving my family out of the city we currently live in I’m going by the “every penny counts” rule. I get a few cents for any clicks so I’m not going to talk you out of visiting the links if you’re so inclined. If you don’t want to though, I still love you. Seeing what ads get pushed here is half the fun anyways. I’m betting lots of completely irrelevant ones.

UPDATE later in the day: Wowza! Thanks to everyone who clicked already, decent cash for a few clicks. Appreciated!

Veegle, “substantiated true facts”.

Read about the 30 strangest deaths in history according to Neatorama.

I love web museums that are only about one small subject. Here we have the Bathtub Art Museum, a collection of postcards.

Forget the Wikipedia, you can browse the Monstropedia.