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One button that adds unicorns and rainbows to any web page, solving a problem that has never once been reported.
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Cornify sits in Unexplainable under Weird, and we have it filed as instant — good within five seconds of loading. It reads as funny and weird.
Sites that resist description. If a page here makes immediate sense to you, that is worth thinking about.
Norwegian classified ads laid out with no grid, no spacing and no mercy, unchanged through every redesign trend since.
A company worth hundreds of billions serves a homepage of plain blue links, unchanged since the 1990s and quietly proud of it.
Community for adding glitter, sparkles and animated hearts to photographs, still busily active long after the trend died.
Parody religion with its own prophet, apocalypse date and merchandise, committed to the bit long enough that you stop being sure.
Alarming research site about a chemical found in tumours, acid rain and every reservoir on earth. The chemical is water.
Writing community from 1999 where each subject gets personal essays instead of an encyclopaedia entry, and the tone never settles.
The cult's own website, left exactly as it was in 1997 and still quietly maintained. A sobering artefact rather than a joke.
Net art from 1995 that looks precisely like your computer failing. View the source: the mess on screen is hiding the actual work.