Anyone need a good timewaster?
Having no work and a wife that's out of the house for about 12 hours a day has left me with plenty of time to do nothing at all. Of course, in my mind, "nothing at all" is code for endlessly surfing the internet or playing video games. (Sounds like a great life, I'm sure, but it would be much better if someone paid me to do it since the bills have no sympathy for my situation.)
So, in the interest of sharing, I thought I would post some of the more interesting sites I've found. I hope I brought enough for everyone.
First, we have Psychotic Letters From Men. The banner says "The Psychotic. The Pathetic. The Bizarre." I don't know if I can describe it any more accurately than they have. Most of the entries here leave me gobsmacked at the depths to which idiocy can sink.
Cake Wrecks is the kind of blog that gives me a new appreciation for Spell Check and the people who use it. Granted, a cake isn't something that's left long for posterity, but still, there's something to be said for making your culinary creation as accurate as possible.
I'm sure there's more than a few things I could submit to Awkward Family Photos. But, I won't. What I will do is laugh at the many souls who are braver than me.
As the housewife of the household, I do most of the cooking. (Oh, if my mother could read that!) Since my skills in the kitchen are passable at best, I look around for ideas quite often. One good blog I always return to is Cheap Healthy Good, which, as you can probably tell from the name, has a lof of cheap, healthy and good recipes.
These are for anyone who's as much of a history buff as I am. The History of Rome podcast (no explanation needed there, I think) and something I just found today - The Soldier in Later Medieval England, a research project which contains the service records of more than 250,000 medieval soldiers from the time period of 1369 to 1453. (It's probably a good thing that I don't have any work since this site would have put my productivity level in the toilet for the rest of the day.)
Oh, and, just in case you were expecting a real timewaster and have so far been disappointed, I give you Super Stacker 2.
(This journal is not responsible for any moments of extreme aggravation that result from the use of the previous link. Fair warning.)
So, in the interest of sharing, I thought I would post some of the more interesting sites I've found. I hope I brought enough for everyone.
First, we have Psychotic Letters From Men. The banner says "The Psychotic. The Pathetic. The Bizarre." I don't know if I can describe it any more accurately than they have. Most of the entries here leave me gobsmacked at the depths to which idiocy can sink.
Cake Wrecks is the kind of blog that gives me a new appreciation for Spell Check and the people who use it. Granted, a cake isn't something that's left long for posterity, but still, there's something to be said for making your culinary creation as accurate as possible.
I'm sure there's more than a few things I could submit to Awkward Family Photos. But, I won't. What I will do is laugh at the many souls who are braver than me.
As the housewife of the household, I do most of the cooking. (Oh, if my mother could read that!) Since my skills in the kitchen are passable at best, I look around for ideas quite often. One good blog I always return to is Cheap Healthy Good, which, as you can probably tell from the name, has a lof of cheap, healthy and good recipes.
These are for anyone who's as much of a history buff as I am. The History of Rome podcast (no explanation needed there, I think) and something I just found today - The Soldier in Later Medieval England, a research project which contains the service records of more than 250,000 medieval soldiers from the time period of 1369 to 1453. (It's probably a good thing that I don't have any work since this site would have put my productivity level in the toilet for the rest of the day.)
Oh, and, just in case you were expecting a real timewaster and have so far been disappointed, I give you Super Stacker 2.
(This journal is not responsible for any moments of extreme aggravation that result from the use of the previous link. Fair warning.)