Humor

Academy for the scientific study of zombies (necroambulates). Includes papers, faculty, thesis, and questions answered.

These are four somewhat bawdy (if you're a molecule) plays illustrating organic chemistry reaction mechanisms.

Lists all the English words, word squares, and magic squares that can be written using chemical symbols.

From the Topology Atlas.

Not all of these are mathematical in nature, but many of them are.

Poems from the contests sponsored by the American Physical Society.

Many cartoons by Mark Parisi.

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A completely unmoderated message board for people to rant and rave at the world. Or post a cute smilie, like I did.

Lists a collection of pointless or ridiculous sites for the year.

Collection of the stupidest html and java tricks on the web. Sit. Beg. Roll over.

Dress up Jesus by dragging the items to him with your mouse.

Chronicles an attempt to find out if there is any country in the world that is free of chickens, plus other chicken related trivia and humor.

Dedicated entirely to rust appreciation and knowledge.

A database of would you prefer questions. Vote and see what others have answered.

Weird facts and labels, and odd laws organized by state.

Trivia questions in a variety of themes.

Introduction to ambigrams, information about how the writer got involved in them, recommended book, and some of the author's own ambigrams.

Includes a few ambigrams including 2 four-word ones and a circular one.

Shows and describes ambigrams by artist David Hughes-Narborough.

A collection of various ambigrams drawn by Mr. Slegers while he was laid up in his hospital bed

Tour the Roman city of Chester with anagram interludes.

Computing and the sciences are some of the topics covered.

Commentary on punning and humor by O Henry.

Historical essay about word palindromes from ancient Greece to modern times.

Although designed primarily to be instructional, these puns can also be appreciated by all.

Contains pictures as additional elements to the letters and numbers.

UFO's and creatures spin to Mambo #5.

Yams that dance.

A dance for all the fans of the game.

Dancing birds with palm trees.

Smiling animated cannabis leaves jamming to Staying Alive music.

A brief essay on how the infamous Hampster Dance meme destroyed my soul.

Strange poems and comment.

An entertaining, interactive web site consisting of far-fetched hypothetical questions.

Get free web hoisting now. Parody of Yahoo Geocities.

Song parody on "God Lives on Terra", stating that "God wrote in LISP code."

Letter from a customer who has just bought the Expedit book shelf.

Attempts to debunk alarmist views, claims the substance is actually beneficial.

Snopes article confirms that an award was given for research into the subject.

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