All Too Flat - named after a Ponty Python routine - jokes, celebrity photographs, social advice, etc.

Funniest Web Sites is a 2020 article by the MakeUseOf folks that reviews about 20 humor sites.

Comedy Central

Funny or Die is mostly funny (viral) videos.

This is True are strange and humorous stories that are true. You can also sign up for a true, funny story each day by e-mail.

The Dialectizer converts the English in a Web page to dialects such as redneck, swedish chefish, etc.

The Institute of Official Cheer This is a collection of humorous collections. For example, one collection is a gallery of badly photographed food that appeared in recipes.

What the Heck.com has funny stuff that has actually shown up for sale on eBay. Take the Assistant Manager, for example, who apparently was not well liked. Minimum bid is $0.50.

The funny2.com specializes in jokes.

Mark's Very Large National Lampoon Site

Puns Galore - get your puns here.

Pungents - puns

Dancing With Cats - are they kidding?.

The Three Stooges - actually, there were more than 3.

Demotivators Have you ever seen those motivational posters? Well, these are demotivational posters.

Am I Right has parodies of songs, misheard lyrics, misrhymed lyrics, etc.

RatherGood is the Web site for this group. They have created Flash movies to go along with their songs. They rock, most of the time.

The Dennis' Funny Page has jokes, cartoons, etc.

Aardman Animations - video clips from the folks who invented Wallace and Grommit.

Zefrank.com is a collection of one man's stuff - little movies (stuff to watch), writings (stuff to read), toys (stuff to interact with), etc. He also sells T-shirts. Humorous stuff.

Graham Chapman's Eulogy A member of Monty Python, he coauthored the "Parrot Sketch". You'll laugh through the tears.

Derren Brown mentalist, magician, strange guy.

Talk Like a Pirate is a site dedicated to pirate jokes.

Jokes Department - jokes.

Penn and Teller - links to a handfull of videos of them doing their thing.

Slightly Drunk is a humorous blog.

Smillezilla has jokes including a joke of the day.

Bad Lip Reading takes short videos of politicians and substitutes their own sound track and dialogue.

Awkward Family Photos - 'nough said.

Dadjokes is a Reddit group devoted to jokes. Can a joke be bad if you laugh?

Unsolved Mysteries based on TV series. Includes list of mysteries that have been solved through viewer tips.

Nessie - the Loch Ness Monster.

The Yoknapatawpha County Crime Scene Evidence File This is a repository of investigative information. The public is allowed to participate in these investigations by asking questions, offering observations and providing leads. I can't tell if this is for real or if they're kidding.

The Black Vault has a lot of declassified case reports.

National UFO Center

National UFO Reporting Center has up to the minute news on recent sightings.

All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) The Department of Defense has set up this website to collect and make public reports of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) - aka UFO's.

The International UFO Museum and Information Center from Roswell.

UFO Stalker

UFO Sightings Daily

The SETI Institute is about the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence.

Strange Magazine concentrates on the strange, bizarre, and unverifiable.

Northlandz is hard to describe but it mostly is a gimongus train layout (135 trains) with organ recital and doll display. Not much to see at the Web site but you can get directions to see it up close and personal. As of 2018, it has seen better days.

The Face On Mars addresses the question of how that face appears on Mars.

Project Censored reports the top ten stories of the year that were under-reported possibly due to a covert suppression by authorities in a weak attempt to dupe the American public. Or maybe not.

Haunted Places also has links to UFO info. This site contains the first pictures I've seen of 'alien ghosts'.

Chupacabra, aka Goatsucker, aka the "Big Foot of Puerto Rico,"

ReverseSpeech is a site that suggests that you can find out what people really mean to say by playing a recording of their speech backwards. Examples include RealAudio clips of Clinton, various children, and the Ramsey parents (of JonBenet Ramsey fame).

Snopes battles misinformation

ASCII Art These are pictures made of alphabetic characters. OK, I could have put this in the Art section but it is kind of wierd. This guy is either a great artist or he has too much time on his hands (probably both).

Spudguns - potato canons

Interactive Magic has some illusions that are interesting.

Guinness World Records

Paranormal Magazine

Wacky Uses for common household items.

Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization

Committee for Skeptical Inquiry is rather rigorous about its skepticism. Just to balance things out.

Virtual Dog Sign up and get your very own virtual dog that you have to feed and take care of.

The Moonlit Road has ghost stories to read and pass on to others.

Spontaneous Human Combustion is part of the Anomolies site.

Personal Submersibles Organization

Forkbend - fork bending - from the folks who brought us spoon bending.

Truth or Fiction rates rumors based on whether a panel of experts believes the rumor to be true of false.

Coverups - for the paranoid among us.

WordCount shows the frequency of word use in the English language. Some one has too much time on their hands.

GPrime is a strange site with some interesting videos and other stuff. I warned 'ya.

3D Sidewalk Art from a guy named Beever.

Dumb Laws