Fun things on the Net

References

There are a lot of fun things (of various types) on the net. I used to have a long catalog of things I found funny. But, since most of them were someone's personal site of their own humor, most have disappeared. This page has a few that still remain.

Web comics

There are a lot of comics on the web, including some of those published in local papers. If you're interested in a particular comic, I suggest you try a search engine. These are ones that I find funny (mostly because they poke fun at aspects of the high tech world, that I have to live in and they help me endure it).

One of the oldest, created specifically for the net and published from 1993 through 2006 was Dr. Fun. For which you can check out the full archive as well as other stuff pointed to by that first page. I have a T-Shirt related to one of the cartoons, but I can't find the right cartoon at this point.
I like xkcd which extracts humor from various intellectualisms.
And there's also User Friendly about the people in a high tech support operation.

Random Silliness

This section is a list of various fun or silly things I've come across. My page of Internet Souvenirs might also be interesting.

There's the original Internet Pizza Server which can deliver your virtual pizza much faster than the more commercial versions.

Th...Th..That's all

And that's all the ones that have survived at the URLs I had. Someday I may take the original version of this page and see if any have moved elsewhere...

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