The Atomic Deathray
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There's a lot of reasons to love the internet: the instant news; the instant weather; the free por-- um, the instant access to reference material. Lots of reasons.
But my favorite thing about the internet is finding interesting websites that I can bury myself in for hours. Websites with page after page of stuff I didn't know before, or hadn't thought about for years. Websites so big they're impossible to exhaust in one visit. (As you no doubt guessed, I've got aspirations in that direction myself.)
Here are a few glorious behemoths I've found in my decade on the web. I probably could have written a novel with the time I've spent poking around in these websites, but hey. Enjoy.