wow, I had that bookmarked
Jun. 12th, 2004 12:21 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
njordsifusansoolooking at some of my old bookbarks I saw I had one to this site Mr. Nice Guy Refferal Service. Rather funny site to peruse even though it hasn't bee updated in forever.
And while I am posting links, for anyone who likes to quote the bible, Bible Gateway will let you quote it in your choice of version (and even compare verses in different versions of the bible).
For thoses who like old games (and maybe wonder about some of the things from the strange leaflet in KoL, here is a link to Adventure and a link to hints if you get lost (the site that host the hints link also has downloadable verisions of adventure).
If you are ever looking for free online text, Project Gutenberg is a good place to look.
For something surreal, there is Escher's "Relativity" in LEGO.
If you ever need to look someone up anywhere, and they are listed, The International White and Yellow Pages might be the place to look.
And while I am posting links, for anyone who likes to quote the bible, Bible Gateway will let you quote it in your choice of version (and even compare verses in different versions of the bible).
For thoses who like old games (and maybe wonder about some of the things from the strange leaflet in KoL, here is a link to Adventure and a link to hints if you get lost (the site that host the hints link also has downloadable verisions of adventure).
If you are ever looking for free online text, Project Gutenberg is a good place to look.
For something surreal, there is Escher's "Relativity" in LEGO.
If you ever need to look someone up anywhere, and they are listed, The International White and Yellow Pages might be the place to look.