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Weirdest site you found on the internet - Bonus points if still online.
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It was fun and fascinating to trawl through Yahoo Groups and sometimes something fascinating could be found. It wasn't the subject itself, it was the weirdos and the number of them. Too many and it gets hard to follow and it gets too impersonal to them, too few and no one will be active. 10-15 of them into something very niche sexually seemed to be the sweet spot, they became familiar and formed more personal bonds with each other while leaving the group open hoping that someone else would join them.
As individuals they could be wildly different people from each other and would never encounter each other in real life, they just had one specific thing in common. It sometimes reminded me of the serial killer convention in Sandman.
The thing that made it really fascinating to me was that these groups sometimes took the role of really sad support groups, it was like sneaking into an AA meeting and hearing their stories, what they think set them on this path, what disrupted their childhood and how lonely it was even if they had perfectly ordinary lives.
This was how I found the necrophiliacs and their discussion group, that's where I learned that a common theme was that they started as foot fetishists but didn't know why at the time. They weren't young people, 30-40+ in age, so they had thought about their unnatural lusts and how it worked for many years and it was a small group so they shared intimately. The way they figured, from personal experience, it went something like this: If the head, brain and face is the person the feet is farthest away from that and therefore the most impersonal, like an object. Removing the feet from the person/body made them actual objects. The next step in the discovery would be to realize that a body without a person inside it, a dead body, is the ultimate object or even a fetish in the more traditional sense.
Not clinical psychology in any way but that seemed to be the journey for a few of them and all these years later I'm still suspicious about foot fetishists.
As individuals they could be wildly different people from each other and would never encounter each other in real life, they just had one specific thing in common. It sometimes reminded me of the serial killer convention in Sandman.
The thing that made it really fascinating to me was that these groups sometimes took the role of really sad support groups, it was like sneaking into an AA meeting and hearing their stories, what they think set them on this path, what disrupted their childhood and how lonely it was even if they had perfectly ordinary lives.
This was how I found the necrophiliacs and their discussion group, that's where I learned that a common theme was that they started as foot fetishists but didn't know why at the time. They weren't young people, 30-40+ in age, so they had thought about their unnatural lusts and how it worked for many years and it was a small group so they shared intimately. The way they figured, from personal experience, it went something like this: If the head, brain and face is the person the feet is farthest away from that and therefore the most impersonal, like an object. Removing the feet from the person/body made them actual objects. The next step in the discovery would be to realize that a body without a person inside it, a dead body, is the ultimate object or even a fetish in the more traditional sense.
Not clinical psychology in any way but that seemed to be the journey for a few of them and all these years later I'm still suspicious about foot fetishists.
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I don't know if this one is actually that obscure, but you can request your own cum tribute if you're too lazy to do it yourself!
I don't know if this one is actually that obscure, but you can request your own cum tribute if you're too lazy to do it yourself!
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Sometimes, I still wonder if Jesus Is Savior is still up or not.
That whole site was pure Web 1.0 insanity and can best be summed up as "Jack Chick on a coke bender"
The Simpsons Archive was probably the first "fandom" site that I would regularly lurk back when I was a kid. It apparently dates back to the old early Web 1.0 era of the 90's and the best part of the site was the Episode Capsules, where they'd go into fine detail with all sorts of trivia and most of the pages ended with a transcript of the episode itself. IIRC, the Episode Capsules started out on Usenet before being held at The Simpsons Archive.
The sad part about that place is that the site was dying by the time I discovered it (this was in 2004, mind you) and the Episode Capsules only went up to the end of Season 12.
Then all of a sudden, you started seeing new Episode Capsule entries for Season 13 around early 2005 or so, but then it just stopped after the first few episodes and never updated after that.
Other sites I miss from back in the day were Movie Tome and TV Tome, which was renamed TV.com and a lot of the old stuff from TV Tome is still up on TV.com, even if the site itself is pretty dead nowadays.
IMDB's message boards were the stuff of legend and I was saddened to see them get nuked in 2017, but the good news is that Moviechat exists and is a mostly complete archive of the old IMDB forums, but with the option to sign up and make new posts.
That whole site was pure Web 1.0 insanity and can best be summed up as "Jack Chick on a coke bender"
The Simpsons Archive was probably the first "fandom" site that I would regularly lurk back when I was a kid. It apparently dates back to the old early Web 1.0 era of the 90's and the best part of the site was the Episode Capsules, where they'd go into fine detail with all sorts of trivia and most of the pages ended with a transcript of the episode itself. IIRC, the Episode Capsules started out on Usenet before being held at The Simpsons Archive.
The sad part about that place is that the site was dying by the time I discovered it (this was in 2004, mind you) and the Episode Capsules only went up to the end of Season 12.
Then all of a sudden, you started seeing new Episode Capsule entries for Season 13 around early 2005 or so, but then it just stopped after the first few episodes and never updated after that.
Other sites I miss from back in the day were Movie Tome and TV Tome, which was renamed TV.com and a lot of the old stuff from TV Tome is still up on TV.com, even if the site itself is pretty dead nowadays.
IMDB's message boards were the stuff of legend and I was saddened to see them get nuked in 2017, but the good news is that Moviechat exists and is a mostly complete archive of the old IMDB forums, but with the option to sign up and make new posts.
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I think this site got taken down, but I remember there was a really weird ARG, or trafficking site I stumbled on while watching a YouTuber. The site was called Worldcorpenterprises and one of the videos had "Dreamer Heaven 2: Demise of Reptile" which showcased a child being locked in a dark room and two men and a woman are holding a flashlight and throwing insults and lewd phrases at the child. It was super creepy and weird and there were more videos on that site that showcased the same acts. Apparently Demise Of Reptile was a cut video of a child porn video from Pedoplanet according to the /x/ board on 4chan, but the dropbox link was dead and, for legality sake and for my own sanity, I didn't want to investigate if it was actually a real video. Idk, it's a super weird website I found and I would highly recommend looking it up on YouTube.
This is the video in question. I will warn you, it is beyond fucked up. Just take the description at my word and move on.
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Some schitzo sperging out about the methods Jesuits use to brainwash their children.
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One of the best (and weirdest) sites I remember finding was neverlikeditanyway(dot)com.
It's pretty much a "We were engaged, someone fucked up, fuck the marriage and fuck them. Come get a discount ring/gown/vacation/wedding package/etc."
They have things for sale, as well as people bitching about what happened in their life that ruined their chance for a marriage.
It's pretty much a "We were engaged, someone fucked up, fuck the marriage and fuck them. Come get a discount ring/gown/vacation/wedding package/etc."
They have things for sale, as well as people bitching about what happened in their life that ruined their chance for a marriage.
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my favorite cult, the universe people
www.universe-people.com/ this is their english site version, which has a lot of content but not as much as the og one
i remember mocking them on the internet back 19 yrs ago, and they (well, he) still going strong
www.universe-people.com/ this is their english site version, which has a lot of content but not as much as the og one
i remember mocking them on the internet back 19 yrs ago, and they (well, he) still going strong
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The porn search engine disguised as a Microsoft search tool
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You should give the records listed on the site a listen to. New albums are added with fair frequency, there being several published this year.
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I've known about the site for years but I never really explored it that much outside of watching some of their videos. The owner of the site, or someone claiming to be him, did an interview with some Mexican blogger at some point.
Interview with Randy Prozac, creator of SentimentalCorp.org | By Agustín E. Bataz
SentimentalCorp.org is an extremely interesting (and disturbing for the sensible ones) website made by Randy Prozac, a man who doesn’t make public declarations very often. I asked him for an …
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archive: https://archive.li/Hwwj4
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Here's link to records. You can play all of them on site. Don't really recommend doing so when you can flip through lyrics and get gist of artistic intentions. The guy behind site's been playing the same incredibly edgy character online since the mid-nineties if I recall correct.I've known about the site for years but I never really explored it that much outside of watching some of their videos. The owner of the site, or someone claiming to be him, did an interview with some Mexican blogger at some point.
Interview with Randy Prozac, creator of SentimentalCorp.org | By Agustín E. Bataz
SentimentalCorp.org is an extremely interesting (and disturbing for the sensible ones) website made by Randy Prozac, a man who doesn’t make public declarations very often. I asked him for an …
archive: https://archive.li/Hwwj4
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You can pretty much tell what he's going for with the lyrics but the style and presentation of it all is very teenage even if this guy's probably in his 40s or 50s at this point.
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Personally don't think what I have listened to is very good. There was time about a year ago in which I listened to a track or two from each album he put out. I find the character he's created to be amusing enough I do want the music to achieve greater online dispersal though.
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I listened to a wider sampling of it since my previous post. It's not all actively bad, but it's even at its best it's all going for a very specific underground niche. The songs where it's just someone delivering an edgy social or political message over a looped instrumental seem pretty lazy on a musical level, but there's also some stuff that's passable noise and/or avant garde music besides those types of tracks.
A couple of albums there almost remind me of things like Throbbing Gristle or the early Swans albums.
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