The Internet is a very big place where the normal world ends and the weird wonderful world of bizarre begins. These ten websites are no exception, but the exception and you'll soon be on your way to discover all of the wacky, wonderful subjects and topics that some people have thought would be awesome to dedicate an entire website to their bizarre sense of taste.

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Are you spending too many afternoons locked up in a room while flipping through a Victoria Secret catalog and spending some quality time with yourself? If the answer is yes, and you need some help, then look no further than this website. Complete with articles, and other information developed to help break the addiction and give hands around the world a much-needed day off.

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According to the website, T.W.I.N.K.I.E.S. stands for Test With Inorganic Noxious Kakes In Extreme Situation. In 1995, Rice University designed and performed a series of tests to test the properties of the sponge desert snack known as the “Twinkie”. An entire website dedicated the Twinkie is pretty darn weird, but in this case interesting, too.

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This website is dedicated to condiments (not condoms, don't let the first entry on this list confuse you), but if you want to learn about mayonnaise your out of luck. Learn about some of the most popular condiments available to dress up any of your favorite sandwiches or fries.

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Just accept the fact that some fads just won't die. This website glorifies the obsession with the world's most horrible hairstyle faux pa. Everything that you never wanted to know about mullets can be found on this website.

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This website is extremely weird even bordering dangerously close to stupid. Truthfully, I have found it terribly difficult to describe. To make things even worst this website allows its visitors to submit their own “Oo” to the list. This website is totally useless, incredibly difficult to explain and worthy of its place on this list.

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This website is the perfect place to find stupid gifts, gags and goodies that are as bizarre as this website is. Imagine the expression on your love ones face when they receive a Tattoo Sleeve, a Hillary Nutcracker or an electronic yodeling pickle as a gift from you. Just remember to remove the receipt, because payback is hell and there are plenty of odd, stupid and bizarre gift ideas to choose from and worst yet you might receive one of them as some kind of bizarre gift-giving payback.

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Finally a website that I can get behind even though it is bizarre. The Darwin Awards are awarded individuals who improve the world by accidentally removing themselves from it. Within the pages of the Darwin Awards are hilarious stories and events that chronicle the enterprising the demises of people doing some really bizarre things. Warning: Some people may realize that they can do two things at once; laugh and pee at the same time.

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Who farted? Rule number one should be, whosoever farts in a crowded elevator should have to endure fart jokes for the rest of the ride. Being the butt of jokes should make one think twice before cutting the cheese after the elevator door closes. Seriously, this is a bizarre website that outlines proper elevator etiquette especially when not riding alone.

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Have you ever wondered? I know I sure have. This website is the prefect ending to this article, because, well…Click if you dare. Believe me, it is a liberating feeling to have closure, finally.

The age of video games has really exploded over the past three decades, from its earliest days of Pong. Today, videogames is a multi million-dollar business and growing every year. The following are just a few video games that has gobbled up fistfuls of quarters and put the world of video games on the map.

Here we honor some of the best videogames ever developed and their designers. Play any of the games for free by clicking on the name of the game as seen below. Most of the games do not require membership or login to play. Some games may require Java or Shockwave to work properly, but the majority of the games are Flash Games.

1. Defender

   
   
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   Defender was created by Williams Electronics in 1980 and released as an arcade video game machine, before moving into the video game console market. In Defender, the player(s) are the pilot of a spaceship and put in charge of defending ten humanoids all the while fighting off enemy spacecraft. Don't let the enemy spacecraft capture any of the humanoids or you will have to attempt a risky rescue. Complete each mission to continue moving up to more difficult levels in the game. Set a high score to beat later. Play 10 classic video games including “Bubbles, Defender, Defender 2, Joust, Rampage, Robotron 2084, Satan's Hollow, SiniStar, Spy Hunter, and Tapper (Root Beer).
   

2. Super Mario Bros.
   
   

   
   
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   Super Mario Bros was designed and published by Nintendo in 1985 for the Nintendo Entertainment System. In Super Mario Bros, the players move their character through a series of challenging levels, while defeating turtles, hammer tossing monsters, man-eating flowers and battling it out with fierce dragons. The player's mission is to rescue Princess Peach from the clutches of King of the Koopas called Bowser. Collect coins to earn extra lives. Process firepower, so Mario can toss fireball at oncoming enemies in order to defeat them. Capture the golden stars, so to destroy any enemy without taking damage. Defeat Bowser and rescue Princess Peach to win the game.
   

3. Ms. Pac-Man

   
   
   
   
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   Ms Pac-Man was developed by Midway as an unauthorized sequel to the legendary Pac-Man and release as an arcade video game in 1981. In Ms Pac-man, the player(s) guide their character through a maze filled with dots, power dots and pesky patrolling ghosts hall monitors. It is the player's mission to gobble up all of the dots in the maze to continue to more difficult levels. Additional points can be scored by eating power dots and gaining the temporary power to turn the tables on the ghosts and chase them down to eat them, too.
   

4. Galaga

   
   
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   Galaga was released in 1981 by Namco as a first person shooter video arcade game. In Galaga, the player(s) control the movement of a spaceship assigned to destroy incoming alien spacecraft that sometimes dive and bomb your position. Some alien spacecraft may try to capture the player's spacecraft during the fight and if it is successful at capturing, then the player can attempt to re-capture their ship by carefully destroying the spacecraft without accidentally destroying their own ship in order to double the firepower with two spaceships at once. After the player(s) destroys all of the alien spacecraft in a level, then that player continues to move to more difficult level missions.
   

5. Gauntlet

   
   
   
   
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   Atari Games released a role-playing style videogame called Gauntlet in 1985 as another arcade videogame. In Gauntlet, there isn't any specific mission, but to crawl the dungeons as the player's choice of characters and recover treasure and keys. The NES version of the game does however end once a player reaches 100 levels. The players can choose to fight at close range, hand-to-hand combat or use magic to fight or haste away.
   

6. Zelda

   
   
   
   
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   Zelda was originally released in Japan in 1986, and then in the US and EU in 1987 for the Nintendo Entertainment System. In Zelda, the player(s) are trying to rescue Princess Zelda out from the evil hands of, Ganon. Players move their character along a series of combative and thought-provoking adventures, until the princess has been rescued and the evil has been defeated.
   

7. Final Fantasy
   

   
   
   
   
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   Final Fantasy 2 was introduced as a console role-playing videogame designed and published by Square in 1988, to be played on the NES. In Final Fantasy, the player is going off on a deadly adventure to explore several towns and dungeons, while slaying the evil creature out there waiting to attack the player's character. Collect treasures to buy new armor, weapons and magic potions. Solve mind-bending puzzles and defeat the evil around you.

8. Street Fighter 2
   
   

   
   
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   Street Fighter 2 is a competitive fighting video game that was released in 1991 as a video arcade machine and later introduced on the NES. In Street Fighter 2, the player(s) duke it out with awesome fighting techniques and special moves to defeat the other fighting characters in the game. Players must win the best of three rounds to win the match and advance to tougher opponents.

9. Sonic The Hedgehog

   
   
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   Sonic The Hedgehog was release in 1991 by Sega and designed by the Sonic Team for the Sega Genesis Console Game System. In Sonic The Hedgehog, the player(s) must guide their character through a world of danger and deadly obstacles, while collecting golden rings to score points and to maintain the health of their character throughout the mission. Complete each mission level and more to harder mission levels. Sonic must prevent Doctor Robotnik from collecting six Chaos Emeralds, so that Doctor Robotnik cannot rule the South Island. Sonic The Hedgehog demonstrates the advancements, power and speed of the computer capabilities of the day back then. Truly amazing, don't you agree?
   

10. Pepsi Flipper Pinball

    
    
    
    
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    No arcade would be complete without a pinball machine, so here is a very cool pinball game that features a bonus level of Breakout to earn extra points. The pinball machine in complete with three flippers, bumpers, standup targets, lighted gates and secret passages that allows a player to really rack up some serious points. While this is not an original console video game, it is a very fun game and demonstrates the graphic improvements in video game engineering.