What's your favorite website?

[terriphill]

O.K...every evening I log on, check my e-mail, go to BCF and then surf the net for new, cool sites to entertain my students. Some of them I've gotten from y'all ( Elena Filatova), some I've found myself ( Fractal Quilts). Anyway, I was wondering what sites you would list as your favorites (After BCF of course) and would like to share.

 

[martx-5]

Besides BCF and The Miata Forum...yes, I own a Japanese sports car, I'm an information junkie, so I frequent Wikipedia on a regular basis when something piques my interest. I like Youtube and about once a week I hit Jay Leno's Garage.

 

[14dna]

Art;

Have you been reading my playbook?
Those are the main sites I frequent.

Dave :lol:

 

[Basil]

I dare not say lest I be cast adrift in a sea of outrage

 

[Brooklands]

I spend a good bit of time visiting different sites at different times of the year, but Grand Prix Insider , Signspotting , American Road Forum , and HOWL are some I have visited already today.

 

[Tinster]

Other than BCF?

NOAA- Marine weather report & Google News
and Ebay

d

 

[drooartz]

I'm a fan of the Google RSS reader -- makes a simple way to aggregate my daily news romp, which includes:

The Truth About Cars
https://www.thetruthaboutcars.com

Bring a Trailer
https://www.bringatrailer.com

Uncle Jay explains the news (humorous look at the week's news, makes fun of everybody)
https://www.unclejayexplains.com

 

[vping]

Well the BCF of course but I find I can get lost for hours in Wikipedia.

 

[Silverghost]

BCF, of course. Gotta admit to ebay and Craigslist, which is where the Mini came from which led me HERE! And then here led me to Bring A Trailer..... Oh and Fiberglassics.com, if you're an old 'glass boat junkie too...like me! Stop the Insanity!!! LOL

 

[coldplugs]

www.wondermark.com

I don't know exactly how to describe it, but it's brilliant. There's a lot more to it than the couple of new comics he does every week.

 

[Twosheds]

Panabasis, the Journal of the Janus Museum.

https://janusmuseum.org/panabasis/main.htm

The blog of photographer Allan Janus, the funniest, most creative, and most insightful fellow I know. He writes under the pseudonym of Tibor Szegy-Legy (don't know if I spelled that correctly, probably there's some diacritical marks in there) about, well, all kinda stuff.

Not for everyone, I'm sure, but I just love it.

 

[TR6BILL]

I dare not say lest I be cast adrift in a sea of outrage

Basil, you and I must talk. This pent-up rage you are experiencing has me worried. Come over to the Dark Side and see the light. All is good. Being a liberal is enlightening.

 

[DeltaAir423]

Besides here, I frequent https://www.afblues.com, https://www.thecrewdogs.com, and finally https://www.ar15.com. Of course there's the standbys such as ebay, craigslist, and wikipedia.

 

[terriphill]

Here's a fun little site.....
https://funlok.com/index.php/cars/

 

[anthony7777]

basil, here ill just post my browser history.... NOT! :eeek:

 

[judow]

I wouldn't confess to anything except BCF.

 

[rlwhitetr3b]

I thought BCF was the only site on the web! I need to get out more! :computer:

 

[JamesWilson]

I must confess to being a news junky.

I've got a list of 50 or so that I regularly hit every week- the local papers, the mian national UK papers, the big US papers, the main foreign english-language news sites, the news-weeklies like the Economist, etc., the news & political magazines, etc., the list goes on and on and on....

 

[ecurie_ecosse]

How on earth do you find time to do all that,James?
No wonder you are five years into your Healey project.

Stuart.

 

[terriphill]

If you have firefox....www.stumbleupon.com

Register, check the boxes of your interests, and then click the stumble button.....Hours of wasted time from online books to irreverent jokes.