This week’s website is the most mysterious mystery that every mystified the world.
Can you discover the Mystery of Time and Space? Probably not. Nobody can. It’s too mysterious.
Anyhoo, Mystery of Time and Space is an online adventure/puzzle game from the ancient days of yore.
And if anyone could tell me how to get its chat client to work, I would very much appreciate it.
Billy Barty was cool. Go learn more about Billy Barty.
Y’all children aren’t nutritious enough.
Go to the World Carrot Museum and fill your bodies with more nutrition.
This week’s website is a very strange community.
Vacuuland is a social network for lovers and collectors of vacuum cleaners.
It was through this website that I learned that my grandmother’s old vacuum cleaner was actually a highly sought-after collector’s item.
If you want to learn more about your vacuum cleaner, this is the place to go.
This week’s website is missing a “u” in its title, but I still love it anyway.
Coloring Book Corruptions is a blog where innocent colouring book pages are edited and coloured in in such a way to suggest something much more sinister than the original artist intended.
It’s pretty funny. They even let you submit your own corrupted colouring book pages.
This week’s website feeds into one of my horrible, horrible addictions.
Hojamaka Games is a one-person game studio. At least, I think it is. The website is mostly in Japanese.
In any case, I’m horribly addicted to Manomo Sweeper, which is a hybrid between Minesweeper and an RPG, and I can’t stop playing it.
Go play Manomo Sweeper. Go feel my pain.