Is it an instant sign of dorkiness when the Merriam Webster website is one of your favorites sites?
So I like to know what words mean.
I would like to present, in no particular order, some of my favorite websites
Merriam Webster
Bored.com (a little something for everybody)
Star Trek website (lots of good episode info to look up during commercials)
The Internet Movie Database (rocks my world)
HBO website (it's not tv!)
Half.com (I should have my paycheck direct deposited to them, it would save me a step)
Stephen Sondheim website
My credit union, so I know how poor I am
Oasis, so I can feel empowered as a CMU student (I sooo believe that)
Well, that's enough. Nine is a nice number, seeing as it is divisible by three.
what's your favorite
So I like to know what words mean.
I would like to present, in no particular order, some of my favorite websites
Merriam Webster
Bored.com (a little something for everybody)
Star Trek website (lots of good episode info to look up during commercials)
The Internet Movie Database (rocks my world)
HBO website (it's not tv!)
Half.com (I should have my paycheck direct deposited to them, it would save me a step)
Stephen Sondheim website
My credit union, so I know how poor I am
Oasis, so I can feel empowered as a CMU student (I sooo believe that)
Well, that's enough. Nine is a nice number, seeing as it is divisible by three.
what's your favorite
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I also like musicals.net (although it looks like it's finally gone), Playbill.com, this page (call me a geek), www.eur.com/musicals, the lyricists and composers database, Broadway.com, Broadway, They Wrote, I'm a fla-na-na-na-na!, Therapy Dogs International, and the AKC web site.
That's not the exhaustive list, either. :)