Favorite Websites/Blogs to browse when bored

[Shantz My Pants]

Besides the obligatory CCS and porn sites (fucking perverts), what other websites do you visit daily to read articles, watch videos, or just waste time.

Make sure to mark NSFW for sites that it applies to.

My daily websites:

Lifehacker.com- Articles are very informative and provide some cool "life hacks" that one can use immediately.

Deadspin.com - Witty sports blog roll that provides info on stories around sports.

TheScore.com - I go to the writers section and read any NHL article Justin Bourne (son of Bob Bourne of the 80's Islanders and ex NCAA/ECHL/AHL player himself) as their typically informative from a players stand point.

Sports.yahoo.com - I usually check the main sports page and then roll into what ever sports featured blogs section I want to check out.

CNN.com - Just to see if there are any interesting things in the news.

DrudgeReport.com - Basically an unbiased source for world news.

Cracked.com - list type blogs on different information in a humorous way.


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[winos5]

Thesmokinggun.com
Quackwatch.org
RealClearPolitics.com

 

[Globetrotter]

Ls1tech.com
Hondatech.com
Ar15.com
Anything to do with machine work.

 

[ThatGuyRyan]

rotoworld.com
theoatmeal.com

 

[nvanprooyen]

Reddit. Subscribe to subs that interest you for a much better experience.

 

[Omeletpants]

I spend a lot of time at angrybowelsyndrome.com

 

[Unannounced Fart]

DrudgeReport.com - Basically an unbiased source for world news.

I'm a big fan of Drudge Report and I visit it multiple times a day, but I wouldn't call it unbiased. Although it's just a news aggregation website, the stories it chooses and the headlines it uses are slanted, IMO.

 

[Shantz My Pants]

I guess I meant more as in they use a ton of different sources instead of just a single in one in regards to larger stories.


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[Shantz My Pants]

rotoworld.com
theoatmeal.com

I use rotoworld quite a bit during fantasy football season. I like their waiver wire articles and weekly rankings. I've finished top 4 last year (after a 0-3 start) and 1st this year using a lot of their opinions and then generating my own rankings. Very surprised more serious ff players don't use them that much, especially with their in depth analysis.


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