Men Who Look Like Kenny Rogers

Have you noticed that a lot of men over a certain age look a lot like country music legend Kenny Rogers? This site has, and then some. The site boasts a picture gallery of Rogers look-alikes, tips on spotting Kenny pretenders, a "Kenny of the Month" contest, advice for looking like Kenny, and more. You can even buy a t-shirt advertising the site! Whether you're a fan or a foe of "The Gambler," this is a must-visit website. And after you've visited the page, you're bound to start noticing Kenny's in your own neighborhood. Just try it - I dare you.

The Mego Store

Imagine, if you will, an online store that sells nothing but merchandise associated with Mego action figures from the 1970's. Well, you don't have to imagine it, because it's here! In addition to Mego and Mego knockoff figures, the site offers a screen saver, videos, t-shirts, hats, and more. While you wouldn't have to be a geek to shop here, you'd almost definitely have to have been one to think up the store. Of course, it takes one to know one.

Spud

The old world meets the new with the Spud website, which is run entirely on the electricity garnered from a single, small garden potato. The website, however, much like the potato itself, isn't much to look at. Filled with facts and graphs about the how the whole thing works, the site nevertheless demonstrates great ingenuity and imagination. When the chips are down, this is one site to keep an eye on.

The Empty Bowl

Updated every Monday with new columns and features, The Empty Bowl is a website devoted entirely to cereal. Take the crunch test and see what cereal gives you the most crunch for your buck, find out which celebrity likes what cereal, and more. The site is filled with useless trivia about cereal, and, because it's constantly being updated, there's always something new to dish about.

Carl Buddig

Who doesn't remember their mother using packaged Carl Buddig beef slices to make chipped beef over biscuits for countless childhood meals? Well, at least I do, and I love Carl Buddig beef, and eat it to this very day. And that's why this website is so exciting. You can read all sorts of fascinating facts about the Carl Buddig lines of meat (Did you know there were ten delicious, thinly-sliced flavors, that each slice has only ten calories, and that only all-natural spices are use?) and even view - and submit your own - recipes. Best of all, you can order a FREE (with five proofs of purchase) 24-page Buddig Family Favorites Cookbook. Carl Buddig Beef - it's what's cooking.

Ali�s Weird Candy

A combination of diaries, weird news from around the world, and t-shirt sales, this site seems to offer a little of everything: pithy introductions to odd links; various information about many things; and an opinion about lots of things. I can�t quite put my finger on a description of this site but I�m sure you�ll find something to interest you here in all the weirdness.

Slugging

No, this isn't a tribute page to the sweet science of boxing. Slugging is, in fact, a creative euphemism for hitchhiking in the Washington, DC area. The thing is, though, it isn't exactly hitchhiking, per se - Slugging is a very organized system with its own set of rules, proper etiquette, and specific pickup and drop-off locations, all coordinated through total strangers. The website gives tips and hints to using the system, as well as maps, a message board, and even a history of Slugging. Sluggers unite!