Title says it all: let's post weird websites, pages, or other internet oddities we've found

A classic: https://www.yyyyyyy.info/

Kinda annoying more than anything though.

Here's a big list. Maybe I'll go into detail on some of these later:

>http://rob.com/
some family's website.
>https://wwwwwwwww.jodi.org/
>http://idn.jodi.org/
same TLD, but different subdomain; has a bunch of punycode addresses on it.
>https://thatonehumanoid.github.io/
someone's journal? I really like the design.
>https://www.undermound.com/
Game? art project? Haven't looked into it. Doesn't seem to mysterious, though.
>https://nuclear.codes/
>https://iiada.serotoninphobia.info/
weird art thing?
>https://forevercrab.com/
>http://howtokys.com/
lead to...
>http://cosway.org/
>https://darkok.xyz/
very empty personal site.
>https://blacktransarchive.com/
no idea if this is serious or satire.
>https://lhohq.info/
>http://batheinmymilk.com/
odd. may be NSFW. very much an art project
>https://973-eht-namuh-973.com/
looks like an ARG; there's puzzles and occult shit everywhere.

>https://optical.toys/
Lots of optical illusions. very fun.

looks like it's somewhat old. haven't really explored it.

>http://all-electric.com/

>http://ip.org/
>https://uptimed.com/
some sort of CTF/ARG? It's not well labeled.
>https://ddttkdtttktkd.tk/
surrealist videogame.
>https://sentimentalcorp.org/
>https://smytten.blog/
appears to be a weird blog, but something seems off about it. Probably an ARG or something
>https://four.com/
there's a logon and not much more
>http://ligma.com/
art project? ARG?
>http://www.beautyinchaos.com
art project?
>http://ligma.com/
>https://boards.graybox.lol/
rando textboard; not really that weird.

Leaving this here.

>https://theoldnet.com

>https://geocities.restorativland.org/

some family page

>http://www.berry.20m.com/history.htm

>https://milk.com/
>http://itcorp.com/

^^2 of the oldest sites online.

>http://tanasinn.org/

http://www.angels-heaven.org/english/default_en.htm

>>55
Oh wow, pretty wild. Looks like they have a lot of different sites.

Unrelated, but it kinda reminds me of the guys who were spamming end times prophecy stuff on religious imageboards a few years ago.

Those guys ended up being somewhat trackable through reverse image search. You can tie them back to a network of slideshare accounts that contain lots of weird apocalyptic religious spam images. Kinda wanna do a deep dive on it to see how much I can find about whoever was doing that spam campaign, but I always end up too lazy.

Examples of those accounts though:

>https://www.slideshare.net/true7777777prophet
>https://www.slideshare.net/TrueProphet6

I'm sure by crawling variants of "true prophet" with different numbers, or by going down the rabbit hole of reverse image searching all of their content, more accts like that can be found.