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you would see that the actual cost for registering a
copyright is $30 and that it can be done with a simple
mail-in form. Reason #2:
Simply creating your intellectual property and slapping
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in insures protection under U.S. copyright law. Paying
the $30 and mailing in the form doesn't necessarily
make your property any more secure. Reason
#3: If someone were to steal your work and claim
it for their own, you could still register a claim for
copyright after the fact and still be protected. Registering
before the theft will entitle you to a little more compensation
in the courtroom, but it doesn't prove who created what
first, and it doesn't stop theft. Reason
#4: If you are a fiction/poetry writer, chances
are, nobody's looking to steal your stuff, and even
if they did, if their story or poem deviated from yours
by as little as 5%, it not considered theft. Ideas cannot
be copyrighted, just the expression of ideas. If you
write non-fiction/articles, even though the chances
that someone might steal your work is slightly higher,
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FROM 
Birth as art - A woman has given birth as part of an exhibition in a German art gallery in front of dozens of spectators.
Extreme accounting - Extreme accounting is the latest - and unlikeliest - adrenaline sport.
Do-It-Yourself pet cremation backfires - A Belgian man set his flat on fire and ended up in hospital after trying to cremate his pet dog at home.
BBC asked to interview Marley - The BBC asked to interview Bob Marley for a documentary - despite the fact he died in 1981.
Teenager tried to cut up missile with an axe - A teenager who found a cloud-seeding missile was almost killed when he tried to cut it up for scrap metal with an axe.
Man ran over the wrong dentist - A German man with a longheld grudge against a dentist tried to run him over - but got the wrong dentist.
'Oldest' Belgian died 51 years ago - Officials have discovered that a woman proclaimed to be the eldest living Belgian actually died half a century ago.
Pretty in pink - Hardened criminals were forced to wear nothing but pink underwear, flip-flops and handcuffs to walk to their new prison.Thief blames the state - A Romanian thief caught stealing a week after he was released from jail is demanding £200,000 compensation.
'Holy man' broke coconuts on naked woman's head - Police in India have arrested a 'holy man' who allegedly forced a woman to strip naked and broke coconuts on her head.
Rock star charged with wanting a joint - in 1994 - An Argentine rock star has been charged for telling concert goers that he would like to smoke marijuana - ten years ago.
Oldest hippo put on the pill - Europe's oldest hippo has been put on the pill to curb her sexual appetite and safeguard her health.
Fat men more faithful - A new study says fat men are less likely to stray than their thinner counterparts - but not through lack of opportunity.
Celibate monk cleared of soliciting - A celibate Buddhist monk has been cleared of trying to pick up a policewoman who was posing as a prostitute.
Prostitutes complain of police voyeurs - Prostitutes in a Dutch city say their business is being ruined by policemen turning up to watch them have sex with clients.Swat team plans monkey business - An elite American Swat team wants to train a small monkey as the ultimate reconnaissance tool.
Drunk monkeys cause chaos - A group of drunk monkeys rampaged through an Indian village after stealing a specially fermented drink.
Woman breastfeeds tiger cubs - A woman is breastfeeding a pair of tiger cubs at a zoo in Myanmar.Queer Beer launched for gays - A trio of Swiss businessmen have launched a new drink for gay people called Queer Beer.
Crocs to solve chicken problem - A giant chicken farm has solved the problems of disposing with unwanted birds - by building a crocodile farm next door.
Funeral service goes off road - A new funeral service gives Land Rover enthusiasts the chance of one last ride in an off-road vehicle.
'Hard-working' job ad banned to protect the lazy - A businesswoman has been banned from asking for 'hard-working' staff in a job ad because it discriminates against the lazy.
Adultery cost man £10k - An Argentinian has been ordered to pay £10,000 to his ex-wife for sleeping with another woman.
Gossiping wife locked in pigsty - A Romanian man has caused controversy by locking his gossiping wife in the pigsty.
Romantic problems in cyberspace - A Jordanian man divorced his wife after discovering that she was also his virtual girlfriend.
Saudi divorces wife at airport - A Saudi man divorced his wife after she insisted on waiting 13 hours at an airport for a flight that kept being delayed.
Nazi monkeys in WWll celebrations - A Russian circus plans to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the end of the Second World War by having monkeys dressed as Nazis.
Artist appeals for HIV positive blood - A Chilean artist has caused controversy by advertising in newspapers for donations of HIV positive blood.
Taxidermist turns pets into pillows - A US taxidermist has come up with a strange way to keep the memory of dead pets alive - cushions made from their fur.
Lucky's luck runs out - A chicken called Lucky, which helped its owner pick out winning lottery numbers, has been eaten by a fox.No thanks for honest cabbie - A taxi driver who handed back the equivalent of two-and-a-half-year's wages to a pair of businessmen who left it in the back of his cab didn't even get a 'thank you'.
World's cleverest woman can't find a job - A Bulgarian woman rated the world's cleverest wants a British firm to give her a job after spending two years on the dole.
Author cooks the books - A children's author accidently burned the original manuscript of his first book while moving house.
Lightning strikes - five times! - A Cuban man has just been struck by lightning for the fifth time in 22 years.
Robot sex dolls - A German inventor claims to have created the world's most sophisticated robot sex doll.Boy, 8, fights lion to save sister - An eight-year-old boy took on a lion to save his little sister in Chile.
Boy, 3, joins Mensa - A three-year-old boy has become the youngest member of Mensa.
School coach 'licked athletes' wounds' - A US school football coach is under investigation for licking the bleeding wounds of his student athletes.
Card delivered for Hitler - The German Postal Service has delivered a card addressed to Adolf Hitler 60 years after his death.
Police hunt poo protesters - Police in Germany are hunting pranksters who have been sticking miniature US flags into piles of dog poo in public parks.
Jesus scented candles - An American couple have created a scented candle based on biblical accounts of what Jesus smells like.
Man woke to find knife in his face - A Russian man who woke up with a splitting headache after a heavy drinking session found a kitchen knife stuck in his face.
X-ray vision girl amazes scientist - Scientists say Russia's x-ray vision girl, who claims to be able to see inside the human body, can also spot internal injuries just by looking at a photograph.
Mystery of the exploding toads - Visitors to Hamburg parks are being warned to watch out for exploding toads.
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lynda.com
Learning @ your own
pace. Mission: Helping media designers
& communicators understand how to use professional tools and design
to enhance visual communication through web, print, and motion graphics.
Learn the latest tools and techniques in digital media
design and development from experts in the field who share a passion
for teaching in a generous, caring, honest and unbiased fashion.
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hissyfit.com
Wing Chun's ticked off about something. Why not check out what it is this week?
techtv.com/screensavers
The Screen Savers: Join the fun of discovering the ins and outs of technology.
darwinawards.com
Awarding those who improve our gene pool by removing themselves
from it in
really stupid ways.
worstoftheweb.com
The
worst of the web. Be sure to check out the Kama
Sutra of Pooh.
cool.infi.net
Cool site of the day.
archive.org
The Internet Archive is building a digital library of Internet
sites and other cultural artifacts in digital form. Like a paper
library, we provide free access to researchers, historians,
scholars, and the general public.
Use the "Way Back Machine" to search for webpages from years past.
fatchucks.com/z4.bb.html
Fat
Chuck's Banned Books Index.
A convenient reference for books that have been banned or suppressed by national governments around the world.
(See Also...
A
Few Quotes About Burning Books,
The
article "What Johnny Can't Read: Censorship in American
Libraries"
by Suzanne Fisher Staples, and The Most Frequently Banned Books In The 1990s In
The United States.)
ananova.com
International news covering every conceivable
topic.
alexlit.com
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A provider of
infrastructure for eBookstores and eBook publishing for the publishing
industry, booksellers and corporations.
Both Alexlit.com and Tale.com websites offer previously
published copyrighted works from established authors, primarily in
contemporary fiction. (The prices are very low).
questia.com
The World's Largest Online Library.
gutenberg.net
The Internet's oldest producer of free
electronic books (eBooks or etexts).
ipl.org
The Internet
Public Library
erosha.net
A literary journal of the
erotic presenting a variety of erotic art forms, from poetry and prose to art and photography.
earlyampoetry.com
Early A.
M. Poetry. Poetry by Debrah
Kayla Sterling
and others.
paintedpoetry.com
An
interactive literary and art journal.
forum.celaine.com
This So Called Life is a
message board/forum where you can post your work
for comments or critique. This does require
registration, but your information remains on
this site only, and will never be shared with
third parties. This So Called Life has areas for
posting poetry, prose, essays, art and opinion.
There is also a blog section, where you can
request a free blog. We also
have a nifty php/flash chat.
celaine.com/LittlePoemPress
Little
Poem Press publishes poetry chapbooks in
electronic (PDF) format. These are sold through
this website. If you are interested in submitting
a manuscript, please visit the site for details and
information on royalty splits. Some limited print
releases (print on demand) are also considered.
vlqpoetry.com
Verse
Libre Quarterly is an electronic publication featuring
art and poetry. Obviously, Verse Libre means we focus on
free verse (and free expression in art). Only
occasionally will rhyme appear here (usually accidental),
and only when there is something whimsical or liberating
in the style.
stickyourneckout.com
Stick Your Neck Out is a volunteer confederation of authors, artists and their friends who want to help make new work, by
novices and experienced professionals alike, more widely known via this website.
...We'll publish artistic and literary works on all subjects in almost any category—anything that is apt to be
attractive to the web visitor and that evinces a love of the arts and language.
poetics.ca
The
diversity of voices, styles, practices and politics informing the work of
countless contemporary poets tends to overwhelm writers and readers. We have
put this site together to provide a forum for inclusive, open dialogue about
poetics. We value theory that is informed by practice, manifestos from the
heart, lengthy conversations, and introductions to international writing. This
site expresses not a single poetic, but the collective and frequently divergent
poetics of its contributors and editors.
poemsthatgo.com
What makes a poem a poem? If a text is sung, does it become a song? When motion
graphics are involved, does that make it animation? If the images
are photographic, is it cinema?
skylinemagazines.com
Bringing the world together thru the arts.
thehypertexts.com
The most intense, the most highly charged works in the
English language.
wtp62.com
An archive of passionate poetry
with contests.
thebluemoon.com
One of the oldest living
literary magazines online.
poetryinternational.org
Poetic Injustice?
wallstreetpoet.com
Where John Keats and Percy Bysshe Shelley meet Alan
Greenspan and
Abby Cohen.
doubledarepress.com
A rave new face in art in North America and beyond.
beltwaybard.com
Where satirical verse puts a fun (and sometimes a biting) spin
on doings inside the Washington Beltway.
metrostate.edu/~nielsensu
Humorishous, Metropolitan State University's
first and only literary on-line magazine.
home.earthlink.net/~lospoesy
Contemporary poesy & art.
suite101.com/myhome.cfm/PegasusDreaming
Dreams, Poetry, & Tarot.
poetz.com
Poetry changes people.
cafemo.com
"Pick up the New Yorker if you're looking for
precious fiction. If you don't like my word
choice, you can suck my diction."
slowcrack.com
A glimpse at the bold line used in the works of
today's vibrant artistic community.
blueear.com
Global writing worth reading.
spokenwar.com
No banners. No bios. No bullshit. Just the
spoken word.
poetry.about.com
Bob Holman and Margery Snyder, your guides
to poetry on About.com.
worldofpoetry.com
The first digital poetry anthology..
planetauthority.com | cinader.com
Showcase of poet-author Martha Cinader.
tribes.org
Gathering Of The Tribes - home of Tribes
Magazine.
voicesofthevillage.com
A poetry and spoken word collective.
fray.com
Tell your stories.
conspire.org
A journal of literary arts.
voicemag.net
The VOiCE is here to tear down fences. You've
been warned.
outsidermedia.com
Be a creationist. Make art.
corpse.org
Exquisite Corpse.
A journal of letters and life.
sundress.net/stirring
Stirring.
A literary collection.
canwehaveourballback.com
A Poetry magazine stripped down to the
essentials.
samsaraquarterly.net
Dedicated To: "Unconscious passions, gut
feelings, first impulses, dreams, hallucinations,
and spirit".
sundress.net/spankthru
Spank Thru.
Naughty name, nice poetry.
mentressmoon.com
A space for women poets of the world.
2river.org
A site of Poetry, Art & Theory.
failbetter.com
Know that what you are saying could only come
from you.
poetrysuperhighway.com
Where words converge.
musearts.com/cartoons
MuseArts Cartoons is the place where our animators relax and have some
fun. Most of the time, MuseArts animators are creating business graphics,
3-D animation for corporations, Flash interfaces... just about anything
animated that our clients require.
Occasionally, the animators break loose from their cages and create
silly animation, or a cartoon that entertains for entertainments sake.
We put it here for your enjoyment.
motherfish.net
Motherfish is a free online resource in which to showcase works by some of the best
design talents in the (internet) community. Some of the finest layouts and illustrations have
never evolved further for so many unexplained reasons, but you could be responsible
for bringing great ideas back to life.
userfriendly.org
An online comic strip. TIME magazine describes UserFriendly as "a strip in the wry, verbal vein of Doonesbury...the humor is a combination of pop culture references and inside jokes straight outta the IT department."
LINUX MAGAZINE ranked UserFriendly the #1 site in both its humor and career categories in June of 2000. The site offers superior advice, and the ultimate "insider's perspective."
UserFriendly is all about information technology and the people who
work within the sector every day. Starting in 1997, UserFriendly.org
now attracts over 1
million of these visitors per month, resulting in excess of 10 million page views per month.
babelearte.it
Babele Art is one of the main international
portals of contemporary art, created in order to bridge connections between
various cultures of the world. Babele Art is a cultural association
that has its center in Piacenza. It's been active since February 2001 and
already boasts the presence of hundreds of artists from all around
the world and over 1200 works published. (Site's in Italian,
but you can see it translated HERE.
deviantart.com
Where art
meets application.
jonesmodels.com
Jones Models. The beautiful people.
nightlightpress.com
Arising from one
man's desire to hide behind a faceless corporate name. Cartoons and
writings.
twistedlens.com
A site that started out as just a portfolio to show what can be
done with eyewear has become a lot more than that.
brittle-bones.com
Bizarre. Delightful.
giboon.com
Welcome to the Giboon Animation Studio's website - Bienvenidoas al
site de Giboon Animation Studio
todos los derechos reservados.
socialconstruct.com
Media, design, art.
inliquid.com
Art & Design Network for contemporary visual
artists.
atollsw.com/~chel/commonthreads
Common Threads: A Photolog.
The little things that make our lives worth living.
explodingdog.com
Send Sam a phrase, any phrase, and he'll turn it
into art.
bullseyeart.com
Mind-bending flash animation at its finest - and
weirdest.
mirrorproject.com
The Mirror Project.
Adventures in reflective surfaces.
gagneint.com
Michael Gagné.
Illustrator. Artist. Renaissance Man.
venisproductions.com
A one-man entertainment industry. He's got
games, movies and downloadable desktops.
webbyawards.com
The Webby Awards is a year-round effort measuring the best of the Web both in quality
and in quantity.
The Nominees And Winners Of 2003 For The Categories Of COMMUNITY | HUMOR | NET ART | PERSONAL WEBSITE | PRINT AND ZINES | and WEIRD...
Category: COMMUNITY |
Webby Award Winner |
meetup.com
Meetup
People's Voice Winner |
geocaching.com
Geo
Caching
Other Nominees |
BBC Video Nation
livejournal.com
Live
Journal
nervousness.org
Nervous Industries
Category: HUMOR |
Webby Award Winner |
mnftiu.cc/mnftiu.cc/war.html
Get Your War On
People's Voice Winner |
theonion.com
The Onion
Other Nominees |
Eric Conveys An Emotion
oddtodd.com
Odd
Todd
whitehouse.org
WhiteHouse.org
Category: NET ART |
Webby Award Winner |
earstudio.com/projects/listeningpost.html
Listening Post
network art installation, which is the focus of the nomination.
People's Voice Winner |
Penny Arcade
Other Nominees |
Andy Deck-Art Context
blinkenlights.de
Blinken
Lights
notbored.org/the-scp.html
NYC Surveillance Camera Players
lecielestbleu.com/puppettool
Puppet
Tool
Category: PERSONAL WEBSITE |
Webby Award Winner |
nobodyhere.com
Nobody
Here
People's Voice Winner |
Cockeyed
Other Nominees |
davidstill.org
David Still
jeffharris.org
Jeff Harris
jenville.com
Jenville
Category: PRINT AND ZINES |
Webby Award Winner |
Alter Net
People's Voice Winner |
theonion.com
The Onion
Other Nominees |
boxesandarrows.com
Boxes And Arrows
metropolismag.com
Metropolis Magazine
shift.com
Shift Online
Category: WEIRD |
Webby Award Winner | People's Voice Winner |
rathergood.com
Rather
Good
Other Nominees |
20th Century Castles
hellonetwork.com/demo/toysclub/video.asp?speed=hook300
David Hasselhoff Video: Hooked On A Feeling
forteantimes.com
Fortean Times Online
poleshiftprepare.com
Pole Shift Preparation
2002 WEIRD Webby Award Nominees |
planettribes.com/allyourbase%20
All Your Base Are Belong To Us
cutoffmyfeet.com
Cut Off My Feet - Freck's New Feet
getty.edu/art/exhibitions/devices
Devices Of Wonder
mindcontrolforums.com
Mind Control Forum
spamradio.com
Spam Radio
Other categories for 2003 can be found on the WEBBY AWARDS website.
skeptic.com
The Skeptics Society.
Dedicated to the promotion of science and critical thinking,
and
to the investigation of extraordinary claims and revolutionary ideas.
The Skeptics Society is a scientific and
educational organization of scholars, scientists, historians,
magicians, professors and teachers, and anyone curious about
controversial ideas, extraordinary claims, revolutionary ideas and the
promotion of science. Our mission is to serve as an educational tool
for those seeking clarification and viewpoints on those controversial
ideas and claims.
doubletakemagazine.org
Your
online guide to the documentary world. DoubleTake's mission is to present compelling, insightful stories—real and
imagined—that open windows onto the human experience. Able to publish
the voices of poets, essayists, short-story writers, teachers, and
community-service workers along with the images of documentary
photographers, the magazine continues in each issue to offer collages that
engage readers both by the narratives told and by the particular images and
words used in the telling.
jimhightower.com
Jim Hightower, America's #1 Populist. National radio commentator, writer, public speaker, and author of Thieves In High Places: They've Stolen Our Country And It's Time to Take It Back, Jim Hightower has spent
three decades battling the Powers That Be on behalf of the Powers That Ought To Be -
consumers, working families, environmentalists, small businesses, and just-plain-folks.
Twice elected Texas Agriculture Commissioner, Hightower believes that the true political
spectrum is not right to left but top to bottom, and he has become a leading national
voice for the 80 percent of the public who no longer find themselves within shouting
distance of the Washington and Wall Street powers at the top. The Houston Chronicle offers This
Profile Of Jim Hightower. From the other side of our great nation, The Boston Globe offers This
One (PDF). You can view one of his old articles
below.
amnesty.org
Amnesty International (AI) is a worldwide movement of people who campaign for internationally recognized human rights.
AI's vision is of a world in which every person enjoys all of the human rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other international human rights standards.
bbc.co.uk
The British Broadcasting Corporation
(BBC) online.
subvertise.org
This shared web-gallery of radical arts exists to
document, develop and promote the artform of the post-corporate
millennium - subvertising.
Subvertising is the Art of Cultural
resistance. It is the 'writing on the wall', the sticker on the lamppost,
the corrected rewording of Billboards, the spoof T-shirt; but it is
also the mass act of defiance of a street party.
getunderground.com
Creative resistance designed for the emancipation of the human spirit.
A virtual community dedicated to science fact and science fiction.
sacred-texts.com
A quiet
place in cyberspace devoted to religious tolerance and scholarship.
pantheon.org
An
encyclopedia on mythology, folklore, and legend.
witchvox.com
The Witches' Voice is a proactive educational network providing news,
information
services and resources for and about Pagans, Heathens, Witches and Wiccans.
vote-smart.org
On Common Ground, a struggling group of Americans who you
are unlikely to know and probably will never meet, has begun a battle.
A battle to protect you, all of us from the issueless nonsense of
today's political campaigns. Campaigns that strip us of the single most
crucial component in our struggle
to self-govern - abundant, accurate,
relevant information about those
who govern or those who wish to
replace those that do.
blogger.com
Push-Button Publishing for the People.
talkingdog.com
Hey, they stole our name! (Actually, they
develop e-learning software).
sfwa.org
Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America.
crankbunny.com
It's a journal! it's art! It's freakishly wonderful!
samsloan.com
Sam Sloan's homepage - For the lone-gunman in
you.
savetibet.com
International campaign for Tibet.
lavalife.com
Welcome to Lavalife. Where singles click.
Lavalife is solely dedicated to enhancing the lives of singles. More
specifically, Lavalife offers singles anytime, anywhere connections
that make single life a positive, fulfilling and self-esteem building
experience through relationship opportunities, social interaction and a
like minded community of ideas and information. Lavalife gives singles the chance to click effectively with many people in a safe and entertaining environment.
magnatune.com
We're a record label. But we're not evil.
We call it "try before you buy." It's the shareware model applied to
music.
Listen to hundreds of MP3'd albums from our artists. Or try our genre-based
radio stations.
If you like what you hear, buy our music online for as little as $5 an
album or license our music for commercial use. Artists get a full 50% of the purchase price. And unlike most record
labels, our artists keep the rights to their music.
Founded by musicians, for musicians.
No major label connections.
We are not evil.
stileproject.com
Stile
Project -
What garlic is to salad, insanity is to art.
WARNING: This site contains
X-Rated/Porn-Related material. In fact, this site can
only be tolerated by the most depraved of individuals
(our favorite kind). Definitely not for normal, decent
folk. The reason I included this link is because the site
hosts the largest collection of the most bizarre, disturbing,
and downright disgusting images and
video on the web (not all of it pornographic). Some of
us are into that kind of stuff and it's only fitting
that we document it. It's safe to navigate as opposed
to other porn-related sites because it's actually a
personal webpage and not a commercial site. No pop-ups,
malicious code, or tracking cookies.) Now, after reading this, some of you who shouldn't
go there are going to go anyway - aren't you? Don't
say we didn't warn you.
ninjai.com
Ninjai, The Little Ninja is our online
action/adventure series. We invite you to join Ninjai on his exciting,
enlightening and humorous journey as he travels throughout the Ancient
World.
newgrounds.com
Everything multimedia and interactive.
pseudo.com
Interactive television on your computer.
chaindlk.org
Your
one-stop WWW resource for electronic industrial ambient dark Gothic
synthpop experimental music.
bloomcounty.com
Berkeley
Breathed's dandelion patch of imagination.
powergothgirls.com
A spoof on Cartoon Network's Power Puff Girls.
brokensaints.com
One of the best animated series ever produced on the web.
funkycomics.com
Comics that are "Funky".
sodaplay.com/constructor
Sodaconstructor.
Zen and the art of computerized relaxation.
theonion.com
The Onion. America's finest news source.
chickenhead.com
Irreverent as hell. subversive banners and
desktops are yours for the taking!
lovestories.com
A
huge resource for everything crappy about poetry and
romance. This site was almost too bad to bash - but
what got our attention was their 911 poetry page at
lovestories.com/911tour.php.
First of all, nothing sucks like a 911 poem. They're
usually overly sentimental drivel wrapped up in a patriotic
death-shroud. Well...here's a whole page full of it.
Oh yeah - and don't forget to donate. God knows all those people who had something horrible and tragic happen to them three years ago deserve way more than the rest of humanity, some of whom have something horrible and tragic happen to them on a daily basis. (By the way, this is meant as social commentary, not political. We wouldn't want to be accused of violating our guidelines at the top of the newsletter.)
men.com
So
much to look forward to when this site is officially
finished. In the meantime, the site states: "When our
new site is complete, this portal entrance will lead you to an exciting
array of features just for men. Please enjoy our free dating section
during our site upgrade." It offers entry points for Men, Women, and Gay
Men. Lesbians may want to try the link to the feature
"100% Lesbian Personals-NO NUDITY!-Relationship Site",
but I wouldn't recommend it. Other links include the
equally inane "How I Made Up To $11,212 A Month On Ebay",
"As Seen on TV - Free bottle of Naturomax Penis Enlargement Pills",
"ABC Underwear - Men's Thongs",
"Adult Friend Finder",
"Fine Shaving - Men's Shaving Products",
and
"Men's Health-Guy talk!" among others. Also
see our women.com entry below.
women.com
This site
is suppose to represent the needs and interest of the
modern woman. It features such provocative categories
as ENTERTAINMENT, SEX & DATING, CELEBRITIES,
STYLE & BEAUTY, GIRL TALK (with topics such as:
Ever Have Sex in Public?),
and FUN & GAMES. It's insulting
even if you don't have a vagina! Their "About Us"
states "In this hectic world,
it's easy to forget that there's nothing wrong with a little downtime.
That's what's on the agenda at Women.com, where you can leave life's
pressures behind, kick back and laugh at hilarious dating stories, get
the hottest celebrity scoop, check out styles for your home and your
closet, talk about sex, take revealing quizzes and amuse yourself with
games that women love." (Like the Name Game: What Does Your Name Mean? - Duh!).
In other worlds, the bwig bwad world is just a wittle
too hard
on the modern girl's pwoor wittle mind. They don't need any real
cerebral stimulation - no, no, no! They need to know
how to find a boyfriend and who was part of the biggest scandal of 2003!!!
poetry.com
| poets.com
Complete crap! - Run by con-artists! Other known titles and affiliations:
International Library of Poetry, National Library of Poetry, International
Society of Poets,
International Poetry Hall Of Fame, Watermark Press, Birthwrites, International Lib, Pegasus Press,
International Society of Photography, Picture.com, Arts and Kids. See These Pages For More Info
- ONE
and TWO.
poetrytherapy.org
The
National Association For Poetry Therapy. "Are they trying to help us or doom us?"
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