Bringing Back Asexy

The Internet Archive: Seriously one of the most useful websites out there. Has both the Wayback Machine and a huge, totally free library of media, including literally millions of books available to download or borrow.
Wikipedia: Seems pretty obvious, but gives you the world's knowledge at your fingertips, all for free.
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↳Long-time nuclear waste warning messages
↳List of individual dogs
↳Who put Bella in the Wych Elm?
↳That 'S'. You know the one.
↳Three Wolf Moon
↳Frogge
↳List of unsolved deaths
↳Numbers station
↳Lists of people who disappeared
↳Tarrare
↳The yaoi hole
↳Demon core
↳List of unusual deaths
↳ꙮ
↳Amusement park accidents
↳'From Hell' letter
↳List of unidentified murder victims
↳Yosemite Sam (shortwave)
↳Wojtek
↳List of solved missing persons cases
↳List of unsolved murders
↳Emperor Norton
↳School bus yellow
↳Le Loyon
↳My userpage

TV Tropes: Waste an afternoon and ruin your life.
The Anarchist Library: Collection of anarchist works and thought, all available for free and simple download.
spooky-ghostwriter's Stand Stats Maker: Make your own stand stats!
Moon Locator: Find the moon relative to your position and its phase.
QZAP: The Queer Zine Archive Project, a collection of queer zines from the 70s to present day.
FicHub: A useful web application for downloading fic from ff.net in multiple formats. Currently the only functioning online-only downloader I could find. It also supports Space Battles and forums built on the same base and AdultFanfiction.org
Wide-band WebSDR: Listen to radio transmissions online. I recommend starting with 4625 kHz.
Sesame Street Fighter: Exactly what it sounds like.
The Books of Bokonon: The entirety of the Books of Bokonon from Kurt Vonnegut's Cat's Cradle- one of my favorite books of all time.
Manga Style: All the Sailor Moon artbooks, scanned in high quality.
Pretend You're Xyzzy: Free online Cards Against Humanity clone
The Charley Project: Database of missing persons cases from the early 1900s to today.
RationalWiki: Online wiki on pseudoscience and right wing extremism.
Library Genesis: Huge online database of books, papers, magazines, and other texts. If this URL doesn't work, try one of their alternates. Note: Library Genesis' main site is currently down (as of Sept. 2025). Check this post from the subreddit for updates and trusted mirrors.
→ Library Genesis^x→∞: Library Genesis' database of comics, now at its own separate address.
Anna's Archive: Biggest online database of books, papers, magazines, and other texts- mirrors everything from Library Genesis, the Internet Archive, SciHub, and more.
Heart Locket Maker: Express your true love
Video Toolbox: Useful and fast online video editing site that's especially good for quick cuts and conversions.
Historical Currency Converter: Convert American or British currency to modern values.
Friendship-Bracelets.net: Patterns for over 35,000 different friendship bracelets.
OIE: Useful online image editor for adding cheesy glitter and frames to your pics.
Minitokyo: An excellent source of high-quality anime/manga images and wallpapers.
Letterboxd: Rate and log the movies you've seen. This link goes directly to my own Letterboxd so you can see what I think on whatever movies I've seen.
Friendship Ended Generator: Make your own "Friendship ended with" pic!
The Cutting Room Floor: Online wiki of all the weird finds and beta editions in video games.
Things I Learn From My Patients: Funny forum of wild ER and EMT stories.
Ash's Kisekae Dolls: A archive collecting KiSS (Kisekae Set System) dolls- an early form of interactive dress-up doll before Flash emerged in the latter half of the 2000s.
Pac-Man Google Doodle: Fun fact, within a week of this doodle people wasted almost 5 million hours playing this at work.
The Super Simple Userbox Maker: Make simple userboxes. Available both for wikis that use Wikipedia-style markups and in HTML- it's what I used on my about me page.
MobileRead's Kindle Developer Corner: A forum of various jailbreaks and applications for kindle e-readers, for general utility, fun, and accessibility.
reddit: Interesting forum-like site made up of millions of different sub-communities.
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↳Rare lobsters
↳nosleep
↳Unresolved Mysteries
↳Insane People of Facebook
↳Pictures of terrible taxidermy
↳wholesometransmemes
↳Chairs Underwater
↳knolling
↳In-depth posts
↳Not The Onion
↳Crappy Design
↳Recycled Retail Buildings
↳Evil buildings
↳shitty movie details
↳Grateful Doe
↳crazy buildings that are one of a kind
↳UnsolvedMysteries
↳making those r/twosentencehorror posts positive
↳Get all the deets on fandom drama without having to get involved

The 108 Defilements of Buddhism: The 108 sins of Buddhism, if you ever wonder why that number seems to show up in anime a lot.
Rare Historical Photos: Cool old pictures with the stories behind them.
Piskel: Awesome site for making pixels and sprites.
Name Nerds' Least Favorite Names: People roasting names for a variety of valid and stupid reasons.
Queer Music Heritage: Page collecting the extensive history of queer folx in music (and entertainment in general).
Harptabs.com: A massive collection of songs transcribed and converted to harmonica tabs. I've even done a few (under the same username)!
Koalas to the Max: Koalas!
CoolMathGames: You remember this from school.
Novel Updates: Fan translations of light novels and web serials
You Shall Not Pass: Can you generate a password that meets the requirements?
Are the Brits At It Again?: spoilers, yes.
Zalgo text generator: Ṟ̷̙̊̓e̴̢̻͋m̷͖̦̍͂͆ẽ̶̜̙͠m̷̛͓̊̕b̵̹̎͑̕͜e̸̠͐̂̈́r̵͕̽ ̸̦͈͉̽͘Z̷̬͖̋̄̀͜á̶̺̓̕l̵̼̰̰͗̀͊g̸̮͙͆̀̐o̴͇̒?̶̳̰̳́
MyAnimeList: Letterboxd but for anime and manga. This link goes to my profile so you can see what I've seen/read.

Pixel sites that I love (and that still exist outside the Internet Archive, even if they're all dead):

Other resource sites: