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Comics
This section includes comics, including “traditional” comic strips, interactive web comics, and more.
- Catana Comics
A humorous, personal, autobiographical series by Catana Chetwynd. - Dilbert Reborn
An “uncensored and spicier” version of the Dilbert workplace satire by Scott Adams. - Garfield Minus Garfield
Dan Walsh removes Garfield from Garfield comics “to reveal the existential angst” of Jon Arbuckle. - Poorly Drawn Lines
An offbeat online comic strip written and drawn by Reza Farazmand. - The Oatmeal
An funny and sometimes-bizarre online comic by Matthew Inman. - xkcd
An online comic about “romance, sarcasm, math, and language” by Randall Munroe.
General Funnies
This section includes funny stuff that doesn’t really fit into the other categories.
- AwkwardFamilyPhotos.com
A “friendly place where everyone [can] come together and share their uncomfortable family moments.” - Bad Newspaper
Funny newspaper clippings. “Newspapers are going away. That’s too bad.” - Clients From Hell (Not Always Right)
A “collection of client horror stories from designers and freelancers” on Not Always Right. - Daily WTF
The “how-not-to guide for developing software,” including tales of bad management and horrible code. - Engrish.com
A website about “the Engrish phenomenon from East Asia and around the world.” - Terrible Real Estate Agent Photographs
A website for “inexplicably bad property photographs. It’s that simple.”
Odd & Interesting
This section includes odd and interesting stuff; mostly humorous, generally weird.
- Bored Panda
A website with a “mission is to spread good news and highlight top artists from around the world.” - Cracked.com
A website “filled with funny videos, pics, articles, and a whole bunch of other funny stuff.” - Lowering the Bar
A website of legal humor collected and catered by Kevin Underhill. - Neatorama
A website that brings you “the neatest, weirdest, and most wonderful stuff from all over the Web every day.” - The Smoking Gun
A website for “cool, confidential, quirky” documents including court filings and mug shots. - What If? How To: (xkcd)
“Serious answers to absurd questions” and “absurd advice for common concerns” by Randall Munroe.
Satire
This section includes websites dedicated to satirizing life, the universe, and everything.
- Babylon Bee
A satire website with articles “about Christian stuff, political stuff, and everyday life.” - ClickHole
A satire website in the style of click-bait farms like BuzzFeed and Upworthy. - Duffel Blog
A satire outlet “devoted to the U.S. military and national security community.” - NewsThump
A website offering “spoof news and satire” with a U.K. focus. - The Hard Times
A satirical “punk news site” made by “a group of punk and hardcore kids.” - The Onion
Originally a satirical print newspaper, The Onion is the grand-daddy of online news satire.