AOR requires FRAMES and JavaScript. I.e.: You need to use a more modern browser for it.
What is AOR, you ask? Why should I bother to upgrade to a contemporary browser, just to visit AOR?
Well, let me tell you then:
AOR gives you nifty dynamic menus to browse featured sites of The Witty Web or read their brief descriptions before you even waste a lot of time loading these sites.
Furthermore, AOL makes an effort to only list the very best of what is witty, clever, intelligent, bizarre, or otherwise noteworthy and unusual on the web. That's right, no more drowning in reams and reams of meaningless links! Think of AOR as the accelerated, miniaturized pocket version of Yahoo for this planet's last people afflicted with a brain (yes all three of them).
In addition to humor, analysis, and creativity, you can also find a few really useful links and some hot deals at AOR. (the latter for the materialists who will be sure to stumble across AOR on occasion, since they are everywhere).
In the end, we may even be able to build a little virtual community of brain afflicted people. (yes, all three of us)
I'm glad you finally found us. (though I never expected you to find this rather hidden text)
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And just so that AOR ever shows up on a search engine, lets repeat some salient terms for the robots:
best, cool, web sites, directory, ring, feature, reviews, humor, bookmarks, favorites, way station, jump station, starting point,
best, cool, web sites, directory, ring, feature, reviews, humor, bookmarks, favorites, way station, jump station, starting point,
(OK, let's not overdo it. We may just rely on word-by-mouth advertising. After all, there are only three of us, and we know each other. ;-)