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If you're done for today, please take some time and visit the sites below. 
They are not in any way related to this one, nor do they pay us to plug them.
We just like them.  If you operate or know of a Website you think we might like, send us
a link.  Go ahead.  Do it.  We might like it.  Or we might not.  Don't
you want to see which it is?

Dave's Site  The innocuously named "Dave's Site" is surprisingly
both amusing and extremely informative.  Everything
you see at KCC's Website is possible because of
Dave's HTML Tutorial.  A must-visit for anyone
interested in making their own site.
Questionable Content "Questionable Content" is a webcomic about "romance
indie rock, little robots, and the problems people have."
Writer and artist Jeph Jacques is one of the most talented
and dedicated people in the business.  If you want solid art,
go here.  If you want entertaining story and captivating
characters, also go here.  Moderate language, sexual
content.
xkcd "xkcd" by Randall Munroe can be hilarious, informative, or
cryptic, or all three at once.  I don't pretend to understand
 some of the more advanced computer science references,
but I do visit every day.  It's one of the best so don't pass it up.
Mild use of coarse language and excessive use of computer
science terminology, trigonometry, and velociraptors.
Sidekick Girl "Sidekick Girl" by Erika and Lore details the adventures
of misfit metahumans designated as "sidekicks" by an businesslike
superhero "industry" which seems to favor appearance over
substance.  While the the original premise seems to have been
at least temporarily forgotten, this is one to watch because of
the creators' commitment.  They've ground out a page a week
since May of 2007 and show no signs of stopping.
Some references to alcohol and homosexuality.
A Softer World "A Softer World." By Emily Home and Joey Comeau.
Simultaneously horrifying and hilarious, uplifting and heartbreaking.
It is to comics what haiku is to poetry.  Coarse language,
sexual references, and subtlety, which I know many people find
distasteful.
Hark! A Vagrant "Hark! A Vagrant," by Kate Beaton.  Is primarily a comic of
historical humor.  She also adds elements of autobiography,
literature, ponies, and kitties.  Nick Orsa says, "This is one of my
all time favorites.  I have never felt so educated whilst wetting
myself."  It's funny, the content is generally very clean, and it
does what 12 years of history classes, plus a World Civ
college course failed to:  it makes history immensely entertaining.
The Abominable Charles Christopher "The Abominable Charles Christopher," by Karl Kerschl details the
adventures of "a dimwitted yeti."  This comic provides 110% of
the daily recommended value of cute woodland critters.  Under
the silly cuteness of it, however there is a powerfully suspenseful
storyline, dark undertones, and breathtaking artwork.  Not one to
pass up.  No seriously.  Read this.
Monsterhood "Monsterhood," by Tony Colley is a relatively new comic (like I should
talk, right?) with a lot of potential.  An eight year old boy lives
in a secret society populated by classic monsters. 
Misadventure ensues.
Amazing Super Powers "Amazing Super Powers," by Wes and Tony is always good for a
laugh.  This is one that you'll save and send to your friends.  Comedic
talent that can still consistently surprise you into hysterics after two
and a half years is talent indeed.
IX Webhosting IXWebhosting.  It would hardly be polite to leave our landlords
off the list.  IX is a smaller webhosting company with extremely
low prices and unlimited storage.  They also offer your own domain
name, so there's none of that "yourname.ourname.com" crap.
If you're thinking about getting yourself some webspace, why not
see what they have to offer?  Great for small businesses.
Ctrl+Alt+Del "Ctrl+Alt+Del" by Tim Buckley.  One of the most popular
webcomics of all time.  "Ctrl+Alt+Del" has seen print syndication,
the rise of a massive fan base, and even a cartoon series, I believe.
In short, it absolutely does not need a plug from our website, but
Kalli would kill me if I didn't include it in our link list.  Some mild
language, sexual and alcohol references.



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