Brilliant time-waster

[megzuwo]

As if we don't all spend enough time online, particularly on this website, my friend Patrick introduced me to the greatest online...thing.

It's called Stumble Upon, and yes, I'm addicted. Thanks to these fantastic hurricane's rocking my little Guantanamo Bay world lately, we've been cooped up in our rooms with little to do but surf the world-wide-web.

Welcome to StumbleUpon

You add it to your browswer, select certain things that interst you (you can go into the edit option, and yes, scuba diving is an option) and just press stumble. It takes you to the most random sites you could imagine!

Just what I need, another online addiction. If you've got the time and the boredom, have at it-entertaining at least.

[thor]

Great, just what we all need. People always warned me that the ST Forum was a gateway drug to greater internet addictions.

I just looked at this and saw that there was a website called "cats in sinks." You guys must be really bored

[JCAT]

"People always warned me that the ST Forum was a gateway drug to greater internet addictions."

It's all true!

[megzuwo]

Just grab one of those 80's thigh masters or something...then you can at least feel like you're working out while wasting time...no?

[reactive]

I prefer digg.com. Anything that makes it to stumbleupon that's any good washes up on digg, plus a whole bunch of other stuff.

[ScubaToys Larry]

Originally Posted by reactive

I prefer digg.com. Anything that makes it to stumbleupon that's any good washes up on digg, plus a whole bunch of other stuff.

And you can Digg any posts here... just click on the Digg link on the bottom of the post.

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[brandon]

Interesting.... have to add that to my regular internet haunts =)

I'm also quite fond of slashfood.com, and consumerist.com. Several new posts each day and large archives for when I'm truly bored!

-B

[drako]

Pretty cool, thanks.