Hoping to harness the power of idle time around the world, the goal is simple: Get one of our monkeys to type a Shakespearean sonnet.

Get Eat-lemania at the world's first Beatles restaurant parody site.

Send virtual crack rock to your friends.

Generate your own totally customizable protest ribbon.

Auction site run by self described mental patient, with much to sell.

Parody of Amazon, that sells brains and brain-related products.

Humorous site commemorating a truly awful ISP. Includes Company Song, FAK, and Jump-List.

Mahir web site parody featuring Obi-Wan.

Free ISP with a full money back guarantee, for Barry Manilow fans.

Parody of a toy company complete with an online catalog, company history, and animated commercials.

Dunric's spoof page about Mahir Cagri.

Spoof dot-bomb company. Site includes a Sundance Festival-nominated mockumentary.

Find the people you bullied in your childhood. A parody of reunion web sites.

Coverage of the 1991 and 1992 Usenet Olympic Games. Includes competitions in Flameball and Beating a Dead Horse.

Bogus company that strives to get rich on various money making schemes.

Romanian Mint Rubbing Association, parody of online self help.

A list of parodies of the famed Real Ultimate Power ninja website.

Parody 404 message, written by someone who has been asked to "take a short look" too often.

Demonstrating the seedier side of web marketing, e-commerce and revenue generation.

A massively distributed project to find satanic lyrics in popular rock and roll lyrics.

Add updated weather information to your page from hell.

Online program generates random domain names and suggests their potential worth.

Information on all aspects of carnivore living, tips and recipes, and why eating meat beats vegetarianism.

The parody of a 404 message goes into detail why the missing page might not be available any more.

A parody of the Mozilla-derived browser.

A parody of the World Wide Web Consortium.

This here's my Web page on the World Wide Web, where I'll be showing you some kewl things you can do on your own Web pages.

A telephone help desk parody.

Common sense advice for preparing for a zombie invasion, and information on what the government is doing to protect the country as a whole.

Ever just wanted to get scammed?

Learn the tricks of the trade of fat underwear models. Talks about the sills required and the history of the job.

Parodies lots of different groups with banner ads.

FadSense with Geo Referencing, a line of wearable ad sponsored clothes designed to make a fashion statement while earning participants extra income.

Now, you can buy your personal expensive homepage. Parody of Yahoo Geocities.