Charley Parker's virtual comic book ARGON ZARK! has beautiful colors and a fun storyline.

Little bear cubs are just so cute! Here's a fun article on three cubs in Maine.

The History House
Provides "a new tidbit of ancient weirdness every week."

The T.W.I.N.K.I.E.S. Project
"Tests With Inorganic Noxious Kakes In Extreme Situations."

Travelocity
One stop shopping for booking airline and other travel reservations.

Toonces the Driving Cat
Toonces first showed his furry face to the world in 1988 on NBC's Saturday Night Live. Within months, he had become one of the most famous and talented cats on television. What made Toonces different? He was the only cat known in existence who could actually drive. It appears Wes once took driving lessons from Toonces...

Cinemania
Chicago Sun-Times movie critic Roger Ebert's movie reviews. Search by title for films going as far back as 1985.

The Ultimate White Pages
Find almost any published phone number and address in the United States. Scroll down to find the section for reverse searches: Put in a phone number and it will tell you to whom it belongs.

Project Denny's
"The mission: To visit all of the Denny's restaurants in the world (or at least as many as possible), getting lots of free stuff along the way."

Scientology
Religion or money-sucking scam? (Of course, I've wondered the same thing about many televangelists as well.) Whatever, they have a handsome-looking site. And, it should be: The article that gave me the address said that about 300 people worked on building this site.

conspire.com
Wonderfully bizarre.

The Brian Home Page
Brian's thoughts on the world.