WebInfoSearch Web Directory
WebInfoSearch Web Directory
| All Info About Comedy: A comprehensive guide to British humour. | |
| Band Aid Dilemma: Campaign encouraging people to buy the Band Aid 20 single in aid of the Sudanese refugees, and then take photographs of the single being destroyed in amusing ways. | |
| Beachcomber (J.B. Morton): A tribute to the English humourist 'Beachcomber' (J.B. Morton, 1893-1975). His work has inspired Spike Milligan, Private Eye and Monty Python. | |
| Bizarre Bazaar: For all things weird and wonderful. Funny Picture galleries,competitions, items for sale, egreetings and mail-a-mate. | |
| Chairmanmoo: Fictional news reports on politics, showbusiness, sports and current events. | |
| Channel Z Television: Chronicles the adventures and misadventures of a fictional satellite TV station. Includes biographies for and gossip about staff members, blurbs about programs, and station history. | |
| Christophe Courtin: A mix of jokes and weird news and facts. | |
| Clown Kevin: Circus, Puppets and Magic to see, games to play, and party planning tips from clown Kevin. | |
| Club Beer: Cult British site celebrating music that only sounds good when you're drunk. Plus take the "Are You Drunk?" test, spoof drunk celebrity dating agency and read the pub making tips. | |
| Colemanballs in Exile: A selection of gaffes from broadcasters. | |
| Comedy Monologues: Fairly truthful tales from the North of England. Comedy monologues in the classic style written and illustrated by Gary Hogg. | |
| Comedy Online London: Stand up comedy and cabaret listings for clubs, pubs, comedians and comedy venues in London. | |
| Crunt.co.uk: Satirical comment on news, politics and celebrities. | |
| Daily Reckless: Parody of tabloid newspaper. | |
| Dan Sroka's Unpublished Proceedings: Contains adult humour, satire and comedy from writer Dan Sroka. 3 stories per volume. | |
| Dean and Nigel: How to blend in by Dean and Nigel. | |
| Dialysis: Satirical comment on news and events from the UK and around the world. | |
| Dick's House: Enjoy Dick's double entendres and send one of his naughty e-greetings. Search the cartoon house via the animated house-cam to catch Dick and Fanny up to no good. | |
| Disappointment.: Eclectic site from the UK which features spoofs of scripts, magazines, and personalities; musings on stalking celebrities; and a section on Basil Brush. | |
| DizzyBint: 80's memories, bint trumps, pictures, CD & DVD reviews, Everything for today's bint. | |
| DoshTracker: Where Has My Money Been?: Tracking British Sterling notes. | |
| EasyRocket: Budget space travel and holidays. Includes price list and launch schedule. | |
| Fact Sheep: Displays an interesting or unusual fact from an evergrowing database. Visitors can submit facts of their own for inclusion. | |
| Feel Welcome: Joke art, comedy photography and very short fiction. | |
| First Foot: Covers the myth, magic, beliefs and baloney, history, mystery and blistery feet upon the walk of Scottish life that is Hogmanay. | |
| Fitting Ends: Visitors can decided how a variety of celebrities should meet their deaths. | |
| fizzybrain: Covering science, the animal kingdom, inventions and poetry. Requires Internet Explorer and Flash. | |
| Fungus Turret: Euphemisms galore at this fungi themed comedy site. | |
| Funky Stuff: Downloads, jokes, online games, free E-mail, illusions, and message board. | |
| Gremlins Silly Pages: Jokes, cartoons, animations, and links. | |
| Harbottles Encyclocopedia: A light-hearted educational site. More fact than funny. | |
| Idiotica.co.uk: Spoof news and satire from London's swinging Beak Street. | |
| Inside Martin's Brain: Mindless Rants and Raves from inside Martin's brain! Essays and short texts on current affairs & miscellaneous items. | |
| Inspector Boozer and the Maddingham Murders: Spoof detective story set in a rural area with an alarmingly high death rate. | |
| Its A Funny Old Game: Weekly football and sports satire. | |
| JamieLand: Land of Jamie O'Neill from Hereford, UK. | |
| JardMail: Repository of humourous, witty and amusing emails and attachments. With a comprehensive search engine, regular updates of new material and a weekly mailing list. | |
| Jobless Centre: Your online guide to surviving life on the dole. | |
| John Fanzine: Surreal/scarey animations and humour for humans. | |
| LittleGraham.co.uk: Comedy picture gallery with animations and opportunity to submit your own pictures. | |
| London Underground: The Song: Flash music video satirising the quality of service on the London Underground. Contains explicit lyrics. | |
| mediapill: Fornightly guide to entertainment gone wrong. | |
| Michael Kelly's Page of Misery: Fun, misery, saloon-bar leftism. | |
| Military Humour: The British serviceman is famous for being able to laugh at himself. True stories and jokes from British Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen serving, past and present, around the world. | |
| Misbehave: A collection of twisted humor, funny stories, news, cartoons and interviews. | |
| Monty Python Media: A selection of Monty Answer Machine Messages, Icons, Sounds and Wallpapers for your enjoyment. | |
| Muzak: Pop to the minute rock news and gossip. Offers parody charts, classified advertisements and an encyclopedia | |
| My Nan Could Do Better.com: Angry? Frustrated? Fed up? Want to whinge and complain? Come on over and get it all off your chest! News and forums of all things rubbish in the world. | |
| Nickname Generators: Slushy Valentine's day nickname. Disliked boss's nickname creator and the surreal - your food nickname creator. | |
| Not David Bailey - Catalogue of Strange Photography: Featuring: News, postcards, jigsaws, and competition. | |
| office-humour.co.uk: A comprehensive collection of jokes, images, funny stories and British humour. | |
| Other Listings Magazine: Satirical and surreal reader-submitted television listings. | |
| Parish Newsletter of Upper Quireboye: A humerous look at country life through the pages of the Parish Newsletter of the village of Upper Quireboye and the parish church of St Fellatio. | |
| Petrol Direct: Spoof mail-order retailer of petroleum products. | |
| Pip's Web Site: Featuring jokes, silly pictures, cartoons, satirical features, games and animations. | |
| Pub Fight: Answering the age old question 'Who would win a fight between...?' | |
| Readersheds.co.uk: Visitors can share their love of small wooden buildings, exchange photographs and discuss shed-related activities. | |
| Roger the Rectangle: A series of flash cartoons charting adventures in a two-dimensional world. | |
| Save The Goldfish: A blend of stories, personal accounts, jokes and games. | |
| Scambuster419: A site in which "Gilbert Murray" strings along internet 419 scam artists, involving them in the most ridiculous situations and things. | |
| Serious Crisp Investigation: Dedicated to legendary or obscure childhood snacks. | |
| Shiola.com: Horrorscopes, World Cup Bingo, bizarre domain names and tips on playing pranks on your friends. | |
| Skuzzbucket.com: Resort for the mildly ridiculous found on the net. Providing a safe house for the mildly insane and those who have never quite fitted in. | |
| The Adventures of Mini Simon: The adventures of a cardboard cutout visiting some of Cardiff's nightspots. | |
| The Adventures of Tom & Robin: The humourous fables of two students with too much time on their hands with comical adventures and projects, guides to life and top 100 lists. | |
| The Brishish Invasion Squadron: Based around a group of friends from Motley Fool message board after it went subscription only, with an ID parade, a selection of quizzes and caption competitions. | |
| The Brunch: Topical spoof newspaper with satirical articles on current affairs. | |
| The Bunce: A satirical magazine, using comedy to address issues in Western society. | |
| The Clan McMidgey from Bonnie Scotland: These fun loving characters are available for the promotion of Scottish tourism and products. Children will also love these cute little midgeys. | |
| The Crappy Animation Cinema Foyer: A collection of lo-fi animations by Toby Tripp. | |
| The Cwm Bargoed Express: A spoof local Welsh newspaper. | |
| The Daily Drone: Claiming to be the Web's silliest column by Alastair McIntyre, a journalist from the Daily Express with a British humour slant. | |
| The Domicile: Funny Thought of the Day, and humourous rants on subjects as diverse as dieting, old people, eavesdropping and how to recognise a piano. | |
| The Giant and the Beast: Modern day fairy-tale to explain the terrible traffic planning within Watford. | |
| The Goon Show Depository: The definitive information source for Spike Millignan's highly esteemed Goon Show. The site contains the unique "Goonbase". | |
| The Jimmy Hill Page: A look into the wacky world of footballs one and only Jimmy Hill with help from his friends on the way. | |
| The Knutty Knights Humour Page: A glossary of humour, with example of all sorts of types. | |
| The Les Dennis Experience: Spoof fan site about the comdeian, contains obscenities. | |
| The Net-Presence: Comment, cartoons and animation. | |
| The Poke: Satire, humour, links and funny photos. | |
| The Rockall Times: Satirical articles related to current affairs. Also offers t-shirt sales. | |
| The Voice of Reason: A parody of the printed media and television. | |
| TheGinge.Com: Odd ball rants and raves and articles from someone who's proud to be sort of a redhead. | |
| Trepanning Parish Council: Possibly a parody of an isolated Cornish village and its strange goings-on. | |
| Weebl and Bob: Short Flash animation stories of Weebl and his friend Bob as seen on MTV. Contains a forum, fan art and selected links. | |
| What Should I Put on the Fence?: Resident of London demonstrates his frustration at not being allowed to chain his bicycle to the fence by attaching other objects instead. | |
| Whoohoo!: Amusing translations of British dialects including; cockney, geordie, Irish, scouse, Yorkshire and brummie versions as well as the popular Ali G. | |
| Wymsey Village Web: Rural parody recording the goings-on from somewhere deep in the countryside. | |
| Zipadeeday.com: E-zine covering the humorous, the weird and the strange but all true. Readers' contributions are welcome. |
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