There was a website that ran back in 2002-2008 era with a name like cdsinc .com or cdzinc .com. When you visited the site you could search for artists or albums, find the song you were looking for and then play it through windows media player on your desktop completely free. I recall being able to make entire playlists in windows media player and listening to music as long as you had internet connection.

There was what seemed like an endless discography of any artist who's music had been digitized at the time. It was so impressive thinking about it now it must have been created by some government sponsored archive or library

I attempted to search for it in the waybackmachine but had no luck.

Does anyone else remember this website or know what happened to it?

Hi everyone. Does anyone remember a website from the early to mid 2000s enragedbaboon.com? I'm pretty sure I have the domain name right.

It was a very simple website that listed articles by the site owner. They were all ridiculous and over the top humor. The only one I remember clearly is something along the lines of "Hulk Hogan should have played Jesus in The Passion of the Christ" and the essay said that the movie would have basically been the same until the crucifixion, Jesus would have hulked up and come down from the cross to beat up the Romans.

Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

Back in the early 2000's (I want to say anywhere between 2001 - 2005), I had stumbled on a 3D virtual avatar chat room type place that I haven't been able to find again in the plethora of lists of virtual online spaces. Here are some things I remember (correctly, hopefully):

- It might have been a beta, or at least not fully released/in demo mode;

- It’s not active anymore as far as I know;

- You could customize your avatar and be a male or female human;

- It was perpetually night time in the world;

- You could walk around in third-person view around a small town with minimal structures, and there was a lot of trees, greenery, dirt, and rivers;

- There were a lot of French-speaking players;

- The avatar proportions were pretty 1-to-1 for human proportions;

- That being said, they were still stylized, so not like a standard 3D human avatar design;

- The avatars and the world were in 3D.

I've been trying to find some semblance of this thing for over 20 years with no luck. If anyone has *any* clue or hunch to what I'm looking for, it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

EDIT: A lot of the guesses so far have been really popular virtual worlds. I promise you, I have looked through sooo many lists and it’s likely not going to be the first, second, or even third virtual world you think of. This was not popular by any means and it is not active anymore.

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EDIT: Posting guesses already made. It is not:

- Cybertown

- Active Worlds

- Second Life

- YoWorld

- Zwinky

- IMVU

- The Palace Chat

- Meez

- Worlds Online

- WeeWorld

I was doom scrolling on Instagram yesterday night, and in the comments of one of the video was a website with the name craxxley or something like that (don't know if i can post the link based off its contents). Out of curiousity I opened the website in a private browser, and while it started looking somewhat normal, it slowly became weirder and weirder, talking about graffiti, stealing things from kids, where I stopped searching was the point where the I think the creator of the website killed and beheaded a possum with too many pictures detailing it.

Just was wondering if anyone else has come across this.

Hello,

I'm playing with a Konami Attame Labo Egg from 2006. The toy has a mechanic where you mix ingredients to discover new creatures. The instructions show a few of the basic DNA paths as well as some hidden ones. The instructions suggest visiting "http://www.konami.jp/th" for more combinations and hints. The page that I need is http://www.konami.jp/th/toys/attame/dna.html

This was not preserved by the Way Back Machine. is there a way I can still get this information?

When I was a kid, I'd look up fanart of Pokemon by going to this website. It had all the Pokemon in Pokedex order, and when you clicked on their name you'd be able to scroll through a list of fanart of that Pokemon. Can't find it anymore, does anyone remember what it was called?

http://fatass.com/

Seems to be a website for someone's wedding in San Francisco in 1995. Guests are listed, as well as plenty of photos from a bachelor party. It even has merch for some reason. Just a strange find.

I really loved it and met some long lasting Internet friendships there. Did anyone else use it?

All I know is it was the early days of internet, think AOL, and that it was a porn site. Was it for gay men? Anyone know?

I‘m searching for a website I used to frequent around 2003~2005.

It was kind of like an art exhibit of the grotesque.

There were pictures, background music and some animated figures. You were able to click through different media. All of them were kind of obscure horror, grotesque. The artist was a single person from poland/russia/eastern europe.

It sadly wasn‘t some well known artist, so I keep on searching.

Maybe someone here is able to help?

It was like just this big picture of some kind of aquatic monster in a sewer with a neon green background around the picture itself. I think it had small text at the bottom but i could be wrong.

Used to play this all the time. Anyone remember Kjoy44060 or Kamstar28? my best friend to this day and I met on there.

It could’ve been because I was a kid when I was using the website, but does anyone else remember conversing with the AI there?

The thing was so accurate that I felt that a person had to be imitating it on the other side

No its not a poopfetish site lol, it was a bunch of short cartoon clips of people with well... a doody. All the poop liked like an oval brown long egg.
For example, one videoclip had a guy dive into the water and a poop came out of the water and you heard a 'plop' sound. Another video was of a guy with a poop between his buttcheeks and running until the poop dropped.

The cartoon clips were very colourful, the characters always had a longish nose, very short stupid hair or bald (mostly bald i think), they basically looked like Ferb from the Phineas and Feb cartoon, i don't remembver what the site looked like though.

It were very stupid and massively pointless videos and there were LOADS of them, usually without any sound apart from a 'plop' or fart sound.

A friend of mine doesn't remember this website at all eventhough he introduced me to it in the mid 90's, and Google doesn't help either as it cannot find anything at all as if it didn't exist.

I searched everywhere for a tiny little bit of info about this site but i give up... its like i dreamth it but i am so 100% sure its real.

www.albinoblacksheep.com

This game was my jam:
https://www.albinoblacksheep.com/games/bloxorz

Hey there, maybe 12-15 years ago I found this website that had a quiz on it and you submitted your email address at the end and it said it would link you up with whoever answered with the same responses.

It was something like 8 yes/no questions. E.g. are you a cat or dog person

I remember a website that was quite innovative on its design and was oriented to generate conscience about Alzheimer/dementia.

It was a black background and it had lots of dots or points that when clicked, they revealed a picture with some information.
Each dote/point functioned as a memory and the website even stated that it had to stay active, kept being filled with memories or otherwise they would be erased.

In more details, I believe it was developed or at least sponsored by a French institute or foundation. It was online around 2012 or 2013 if I recall correctly.

Thank you all for any info that you may provide.

This one's a long shot. I'm looking for any information (even just confirming that someone else remembers it) of a fictional diary of a man taking care of his unbelievably hideous old grandfather. It might have been called some variation on "Diary of" or "Journal of" ("web diary of"???) ... some name like Walter Mitty, though i don't THINK that was it (since that's a real book).

The author/main character was assigned by his family to take care of the horribly old man... wheelchair-bound, but somehow horrifyingly mobile, I think he was up on the ceiling at one point... I think he was stuck inside of a spring mattress at some time in the narrative. They lived on his property, mostly old junked mobile homes, with a pack of equally awful dogs; the old man fed them tomatoes to make them mean... and it also made them poop all over the place. I think the man was described as having a "reticulated tongue" in one spot...

Like I said, it would be great even if someone can confirm that I didn't hallucinate this all-text late-'90s fever dream of a web story. And if someone actually remembers enough of the name that I can hunt it down in some sort of archive/wayback machine I;ll share it here.

I used to read fan fics on there back in 2006 era (some of them still the best ive read) I wish i knew authors names. I miss how simple it all was even if alot of the quizzes were kinda dumb. But some of the fanfiction ones were written like pick your own adventure fic.

Then nicktoon had to buy it up and shut it down 💔

I recently unlocked a memory of a website I used to frequent in early middle school. It featured many different things you could do and interact with. One was something called uncanny valley, I believe you could click on an animated face and something would happen to it? Another one was called big fish in a small pond, (i found the real game, The Polka Dot Game). Another minigame was your cursor being chased by other cursors of varying sizes, and clicking+holding would create more cursors to chase your own. I think the website was like big red button or something to do with a button. This was 20plus years ago by now, im shocked I even remembered that much.

I’m having a hard time remembering this French Canadian game I used to play when I was younger and in school. My memory is a little fuzzy but from what I can remember it followed this family of what seemed like giant people (played by real actors). There was a mom, dad, brother and sister. You can choose a family member and depending on what you chose you can follow them to different mini games. I remember their outfits being similar to one like “the big comfy couch” show and there was an animal, maybe a rat or some kind of rat like animal (played like a puppet) that would follow you around on the adventures. I remember the family members having to duck slightly to fit through door ways which is why I think they were perhaps giants. This is a first person clicking game and I can’t find it anywhere. I’ve searched the web and I found similar ones like “Le Château magique” and “Eureeka’s Castle” but none of them seem right. I know once I see it I’ll know it! Please help me Reddit!

Who else remembers this gem?

It was a fan-based community dedicated to Hitman games . It had everything, forums, walk through, fan fiction etc. I used to listen to deftones songs late at night and just read . Love the late 90s and early 00s.

anyone remember that site that has a black background with green terminal text up top, they would have crazy obscure art and just random stuff. think it had space in its name but i cant remember.

The page was www.MASTERorPREY.com but nowdays just redirects you to the mattel homepage. It was a page dedicated to the prehistoric pets toyline.
I tried looking it up on the wayback machine but it gives me an error like it's been blocked.
I would like to see it if anyone got a screenshot or photo of how it used to look like, or if anyone knows a way to access it in the wayback machine that would be great.