And we ain't talking sausages here. Here's a collection of strange and interesting places to visit in webland. Some contain content you might not like, knowing you, but the descriptions act as a guide to what to expect.

Computing type stuff
Vintage Gaming Network - Definitive emulators site on the web, with links all over.
Classic Gaming Philips G7000 Page - Excellent page telling the story of the G7000 (or Odyssey 2 as it was called in the States).

Other stuff
The alternative voice of Scotland - First Foot; informative, funny and just dead good.
Quack Watch - Comprehensive debunking of various medical stuff you long suspected was crap, from aromatherapy to colonic irrigation.
Will I survive that asteroid impact? - Ever been kept awake at night by this question? Once again, the Web has the answer.
Pictish Arts Society - The icons and backgrounds in whisperland are all based on ancient Pictish carved symbol stones. Learn more about our ancestors (note - applies only to Scots) and their darn funky artwork at this site.
Hit the crapper - Great site with reviews of toilets worldwide, guidelines for courteous crapping and a profile of the great Thomas Crapper.
Urban Legends - A friend of a friend told me...
When am I going to Die? - Find out how long until you snuff it. Surely what everyone wants to know?
Netscape online maps - Check out aerial photos of your house....erm, if you like.
Ivor Cutler - Drop-zone for the strange and wonderful world of Ivor Cutler.
NASA's Astronomy Picture of The Day - Stunning views of the universe, with an explanation from an astronomer.
What's the cause of death in crucifixion? How does ironing work? All these kinda questions answered by New Scientist's Last Word.

Gregory's Girl Type Links
Internet Movie Database page - The basic details on Gregory's Girl from the IMDB.
Graham's Clare Grogan Home Page - Clare-dedicated site from what must surely be her 'no.1 fan'.
Altered Images - Nice enough site dedicated to Altered Images.
Another Clare Grogan Site - Another site based on 'Glasgow's first lady of pop'.
Bill Forsyth - Info on the director of Gregory's Girl, biography etc.

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