• The muse hit me while at a local coffee shop and I launched into a diatribe about the decor. Visit The History of North Dakota?? -- but please don't squeal on me to the guy who painted the nasty mural!
• Dare to take the QUIZ that dares to ask, "Are You a NoDak?"
• If you want even more, surf over to the second QUIZ, the one that asks, "Are you a German-Russian?" There's a good chance I could get hate mail for this!
• The D'Adamo Blood Type Diet -- This a strange theory, but I have had a lot of fun guessing blood types and experimenting with the type A diet for me. This site is nice in that there is a search function that allows people to search the beneficial, neutral and contraindicated foods for each blood type by category. It includes a link to Amazon.com to order the book, which is spendy. The advantage of the book over this handy list, thought, is that D'Adamo explains the reasoning and evidence behind his theory of what blood types mean for diet. And, it's true -- there are lots of theories in Japan about the connection between blood type and personality -- kind of like zodiac signs for a Californian!
• Internet for Cats -- even though this site is a huge advertisement for the book of same name, it is also charmingly written. All the girls at the house love it -- Peggy Lee, the adolescent tuxedo kitten; Elsa, the gregarious tiger who does TV cat tricks; and Fantine, the teutonic grande dameof the menagerie who bears an odd resemblance to a holstein.
• Peter Langston's Fun_People List Archive -- a comprehensive listing of funny stuff appropriate to general audiences. Be sure to check out his Joke Disclaimer as well. That alone is worth a visit!
• The Farming Game - for years, my nephew Joe had the FARMING GAME on his Christmas list, but none of us knew how to locate it. Now it's easy to find via this URL. For the really nifty extra situations my nephew and his state bank examiner colleagues have thought up as extra "Farmer's Fate" and "Operating Expenses" cards, though, you have to contact him! This game has become a family favorite!
• Gene Ziegler's DIGITAL CLOCKTOWER, where you will find such great things as his "Grandchild's Guide to Using Grandpa's Computer," done in the style of Dr. Seuss and "Hang the Information Highwayman!" which shows his reaction to the stealing of the first poem.
• Pam Kagan's World Headquarters of Netaholics Anonymous, which includes the sure signs of 'net addiction and other delightful bits and bytes of cyberworld humor.
• The Center For the Easily Amused - a site that links to countless amusing and silly sites all over the web. A guaranteed sink hole for time wasters in cyberspace!
• Patrick Douglas Crispen's Southern Word Homepage
• Car Talk Homepage - home of Click and Clack, the Tappet brothers (a.k.a. Tom and Ray Magliozzi), of NPR fame, with links to some really fine information on car maintenance and repair as well as their weekly puzzler.
• Dilbert Comic Strips
• A tourist trap on the info highway by Tacky Tourist Clubs of America
• Coco & Loco - Cat Page Hall of Fame Two Kitties who have taken over their human's computer and have created their own webpage!

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