BongMe

This company offers drinking products for parties, and crazy stuff like helmets for beer cans, or the "Bottle bong can" that makes drinking a bottle of beer much easier and much faster. Strange products, take a look!

iLove

The magazine ilove is the first magazine sold in a bottle, yes, in a bottle!

Instead of going to buy the magazine in a book shop, you have to go to the supermarket and buy the ilove bottle. To read it you only have to peel back the label and then enjoy the 32-page pocket-sized women magazine while you drink the refreshing Australian water.

eggling

The idea of this Japanese product is not to raise chickens from an egg but to grow a plant from inside an egg. Confused? The main idea is focused in three basic steps: cracking the ceramic egg, then watering it, adding a little bit of sun and there you have you a nice plant. It comes in a variety of designs and plants, nice!

nothinginthebox

This website is quite well-known by some people because it has appeared in the news, but for those who don't know it, here it is with a short description: these people sell NOTHING, yes, nothing for $9.95. It sounds kinda weird, and it IS weird, but they have great debates on the webpage that make you wonder whether you want to buy it for yourself or give it as a present to someone who has everything.

And finally…

Reserve A Spot in Heaven

Reserve a spot in heaven is an excellent website, with the ironic purpose of selling passports directly to heaven before it's too late. The ticket comes with some advantages and privileges according to the travel kit you choose. The documentation for your demurrage in heaven and all the VIP passes are included.

You can also check out Reserve a Spot in Hell for those who would like to try hell, or you can send the passports directly to someone you dislike.

1. Another Day, Another Word

   This is quite a weird website that contains only one word, at its center, that changes everyday. So there's a new word for your vocabulary everyday. Apart from that, you could say that this is pretty much a useless website.
   

2. The World's Highest Website

   We've heard of the world's highest building or even the highest monuments, but the world's highest website? Though this website does not contain anything much, it is 18.939 kilometers “high” (that's around 11.77 miles)!
   

3. End of the Internet

   “All good things come to an end.” Really true - even the internet does! Check out this webpage, which is supposedly the “last page of the internet”.
   

4. I Hate Internet Explorer

   For those who hate Microsoft Internet Explorer, this is (perhaps) the ultimate website, which states “….Internet Explorer does NOT follow web standards” and names other web-browsers which are meant to work better than Microsoft Internet Explorer. The strange thing is, the owner(s) of the website wasted money just to convey that small a message?
   

5. Deleted Images

   This website is dedicated to images that weren't meant to exist. If you have taken any photos that you do not need because they did not come out well, then this website welcomes you to donate those photos to them.
   

6. The Longest Website (in Letters)

   So, people even spend their money just to get the world's longest website. We aren't talking about a few thousand dollars here - it's a matter of millions of dollars - all for a name! And Shakespeare actually asked “What's in a name?”
   

7. The Longest Website (in Numerals)

   This website is quite similar to the previously mentioned one, only that this one is based on numerals and not on letters. What is more is that the website contains only two words and the title of the website.