Made by the person who runs the self-insert webring. A little generator for you to create a marriage certificate for fictional characters.

A site created by a webmaster named Gabriel. Updated from 2007 to 2015. Contains an excellent fashion guide for transgender men and a bunch of diary entries about Gabriel's journey of self-actualization. He does use slurs to refer to himself, so if you're not about that life, fair warning.

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A bunch of cool CSS effects.

A big page listing a bunch of phobias, compiled by the webmaster Ojo, aka Phillip Miller Eberz. Now you can know what kind of phobia is which! Like the fear of stars (siderophobia)!

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A Wikipedia article with exoplanets that could hopefully host life. I look at it with longing sometimes and hope that I can live in a little dome on Teegarden C.

Learn the differences between stuff, like "lotion vs serum", or "civil and criminal law".

Explore the gallery of kind, supportive sea cows.

An homage to the original by The Quiet Place Project, which is now offline. Type your thoughts, no matter how angry, and watch them fade away into the stars.

Type in any location in the world and look at the stars from there.

Need to wake up for your flight, or reset your rhythm for the new semester? This calculator can help you decide when to sleep.

An art project where people send their secrets via postcard for anonymity. Scroll through the art made with these secrets, some petty, others sad, still others funny.

Created by Cary Huang, one of the minds behind BFDI. Scroll through the universe, on scales big and small. The closest thing to a total perspective vortex I've found.

A bunch of little web projects. Some are comic archives, others are text art, still others are lists. My favorites are the Creepy Wikipedia Articles and the Observations on Lethality.

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A bunch of panoramas of cities all over the world.

For emergency use only.

Coffee shop noises. Allegedly good for study?

Rain sounds, permanently looped.

A list created in 1978. Try some, if you're having trouble journaling.

Tutorials, generators, and webmastery 101.

The four seasons in a slice of life, until Spring falls asleep and doesn't wake up.

Suria and Steg are a punk band who love sex and hate being constrained by society. Follow their ascent to the rock hall of fame.

Angus is a himbo who gets ripped to pieces, literally, and sewn back together at his boss's whim. This is used mostly for sex and to be the gory showstopper to the best punk band in the world, PUSSYWHIP.

A wolf works in a bookstore. Retail ensues.

In the Old West, James Rook and his boss Asa Langley run from the law in a slow-burn romance. The fact that Rook is a centaur doesn't make it easy. Complete.

Noah has been cursed with regenerative immortality. Mort is a monster who wants the necklace he's wearing. Vore happens.

When you're bisexual and biracial, you deal with twice the bullshit. Complete.

All-female pirate romance. Shenanigans ensue. Complete.

A necromancer and an astronomer fall in love.

A Good Omens fan comic. Crowley and Aziraphale start a family. Genuinely some of the sweetest mpreg content I've ever read. A personal favorite.

A daily comic about three trans men. You might remember the "I paid $8000 to not wear a shirt" meme? That's this comic.

The best TRVE KVLT family you'll ever meet. Stan Hubbath.

Albums hang out together.

A horror series about the things that are always right behind you.

Political comics, trash birds, and gay possums. The good shit.

The daily life of a little shark.

a webcomic that has a name

"this description is inadequate"

oh no

Hashtag relateable comics.

Fantasy sex comedy. Build a labyrinth to house its hilarity. My favorites are Labyrinth, Sport, and Balcony.

Furry comic with vaccuum vore and the daily grind. Complete.

Pinky and Pepper are girlfriends and artists. Things go downhill from there. A personal favorite.

Bully kink leads to magic powers. Hijinks ensue. This one's got gore in it.

Cartoon characters go on adventures. That's how much I can say without spoilers.

Right what it says on the tin.

A project by Jonas Wagner. Click and drag to make a nebula!

Similar to Neonflames. Make a cool design.

Throw sand around.

Make some lads beatbox, sing, and hum in an acapella group. There's a bunch of secret songs hidden in there if you combine the right lads.

A color matching game.

A bunch of little time-wasters and experiments. The spinning paint one is especially fun.

Drag your mouse around to paint, click to change the color.

A Sporcle quiz.

𝆕 United States, Canada, Mexico, Panama, Haiti, Jamaica, Peru...𝆕

A game developer responsible for dys4ia and Queers in Love at the End of the World, two of my favorite games.

Make a pixel art city.

Draw mandalas and other symmetrical works.

A bunch of simple vore games made by chemicalcrux. My favorite is Gorge, a clicker game where you eat reality.

I played this game as a kid, I remember liking it.

A bunch of tutorials for the engine Danmakufu ph3.

I used this in a campaign a few years ago, worked great tbh.

A bunch of PDFs of rare books.

A project by Cornell University, documenting the strange and fantastical in art from the classical period to the 20th century, in areas from Mexico to Russia. Links to studies, books, and papers are abundant, as well as an image database. A real find regarding the macabre!

A search engine for books. Type in a title or ISBN and find something similar.

Links to interesting journals and research papers!

PDFs of short stories written before 2007.

Read the original documents of laws, political papers, essays, and other such things, ranging from Hammurabi to the current administration.

PDFs, books, and other fun stuff for papers and research.

Water simulation, an excellent source for above and underwater light reference.

Plant simulations. Good for botanical designs.

Says it right there on the tin.

I love to cross stitch when I get bit by the crafting bug. This site has a list of free patterns, and some not free patterns. They're all lefty stuff and they're pretty as hell. I'll make a few and post them someday.

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A kink art aggregate site by Zach Sano, the author of SMILE PARALLAX and a bunch of other seminal mpreg works. This is sort of like danbooru, but the site will not let you upload anything if you don't have the source. So, better danbooru. Fair warning, it is in the EARLIEST access possible. Sometimes the site straight-up breaks beyond capability. But this project is a great idea, especially in this post-Somerton world.

Currently offline.

A guide for gluing things to other things. A cosplayer's dream.

Make signs for your workplace. You can use them for real dangers, or silly ones. Like so: 1 2 3 4

A big list of colors of thread and floss produced by DMC. Useful for cross-stitch and embroidery.

A 3D room maker. Useful for backgrounds n' stuff.

A printing company I like.

A dictionary of obscure words. I want to use as many as possible.

A site by daniwell, the creator of the Nyan Cat song, to promote their song Wonder of Wonder ft Hatsune Miku. This little site lets you draw a texture for a 3D model that dances to the music. daniwell did the art as well!

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Generates writing prompts for smut writing.

A fun small-scale font.

Free fonts, free as heck! A big focus on Greek alphabets, but there's Cyrillic and Latin for us barbarians.

A collective of graphic designers releasing open source fonts. They explicitly say you can use them personally and commercially. I use some of these in my zines and other typographical projects.

A cool color board from 1821.

Gabriel's armorworking shop. I thought for a long time that Gabriel's site would go offline eventually; but it turns out it's just a part of his larger web presence. I want to commission him for custom Octavius armor someday.

Custom heels, flats, and bags that all look like ice cream and pastries. I want to make custom AF1s someday.

A t-shirt I need for vorish reasons.

A t-shirt I want.

A sticker I want for vorish reasons.

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A blog that catalogues the weirdest and worst things for sale on Amazon. Some of them were so bad that this blog is the only proof they ever existed. Scroll through to see the weird and wild. If you find Grant Macdonald's Fuck Songs, tell 'em HOM sent ya. Or don't. I'm not your daddy.

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An excellent article for when I feel like the only person with a conscience or a gram of sense. Defines stupidity in a way that makes sense academically, rather than "you know it when you see it."

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An e-card from circa 2000. It brings me joy.