Jessica B.

This site is cool for making easy webcam stop motion animations (otherwise known as gif's). Very easy to use. Just point and click once... twice... as many times as you want (I think it stops around 20). Then when you're done with the whole thing, watch it (obviously) and choose if you want to share it to twitter or facebook, and if you want it put in the piterwilson-toys.com stop motion gallery for all to see.

The only thing I don't like is that the "Recent" section of the website only has 16 of the most recent animations that you can look at. It may sound like a lot, but it's not. They're all very small, and on one screen. I wanna see more!

I don't think there's a way to save the animations you make either. Oh well, still a good time passer.

Ever have an annoying song stuck in your head and can't get it out? Well, if you go to Unhearit.com they will give you an equally annoying song to have in your head instead lol. Really, that's it. Using the latest in "reverse auditory melodic unstickification technology" they're able to allow users to "unhear" songs by hearing equally catchy songs. LOL. So they're giving you another completely random, annoying song to have in your head. The things people will make a website about these days... lol.

This site seems okay. It; s a simulated fishing website. You wait until a fish gets near you and your boat, then click the mouse as fast as you can to reel it in. It collects the fish and tells you what kind of fish you caught, it's weight, etc. You also have the option to create your own species of fish, where you can scroll through a list of fish with descriptions for each one, and customize it with length, fins, and color, and then name your fish. Then you can feed it if you want. The website is obviously supposed to be educational as well, but its pretty fun to play here and there.

Wtf? They don't even have the kind of cigarettes I smoke. You know, REGULAR Marlboro Menthols... why wouldn't they carry something so common? Ah well, whatever.

Haven't used it much yet, but this site seems like a really fun idea. Basically it's a collaborative story writing website where users create bits of story based on the previous bit they just read. Then it passes onto the next person who then adds onto it and so on, until an entire story is written. From what I see, it looks like the bits of story really are just that - bits. I saw several different users listed, each with a sentence or two of their own, then connected onto the next person who writes a sentence or 2 and so on. Anyway, looks like a fun little website but haven't really tried it out yet.

I like this site because I find lots of original and interesting images on it. The only gripe I have is that there is a lot of issues with copyright and posting other peoples' photos on your own site without their permission. I guess for some people, stating on your main page that you do not have any rights to any of the photos you post unless otherwise stated isn't enough for some people. I've had some issues with things like that and it's irritating, but still like the site to find unique pictures and easy to find with keywords.

I couldn't decide whether I wanted to give this site a 3 or a 4, so let's just call it even at a 3 1/2. It's interesting to read these "secrets" that are sent in by random anonymous people, but as previous reviewers said, how do we really know what's real and what's not? Either way, it's fun to read, and I find I can relate to a lot of the secrets that are posted. I can see why this site has become so popular.

After reading page 99 would you want to turn the page? This website is dedicated to showing you page 99 of a random book, and letting you make the decision of whether or not you would want to continue reading the book, based on this SINGLE page, which will always be the books 99th page. You will see page 99's from both published and unpublished writers, but you won't know which is which until after you rate each one. Of course you can always upload your own page 99 as well for others to read and rate. For each page 99, you vote on whether you would turn the page or not, and leave feedback if you choose. You can also read the back cover of the book and choose your favorite genres for random picks that are most accustomed to your taste. The reason I gave it only 3 stars though is because you are only allowed to upload three "Page 99's", and if you want to upload more, you have to delete the one(s) you already have up. Also, after your "Page 99" is rated 30 times the site will no longer show your page to its users. Also, there are very limited menu options, and when I say very limited, what I really mean is next to none. There are no profiles, and your only options are "My uploads", "Upload a Page", and "Logout" (aside from the "read a random page" button). Last but certainly not least, there is no option to contact customer service! This is a big no-no for me. When I use a website I want to be able to contact someone for help and/or questions if I need to. But all in all it's a fun idea.

I found this website ironically around the same time I found Stumbleupon.com. Well, StumbleUpon has grown massively over the years and this site, well... shrunk.

First of all, the graphics SUCK big time. It looks like I'm on the internet back in 1995 or something. I only used it a few times when it first came out and its been hiding in my favorites ever since. Well, today is the day it gets taken off lol.

You're supposed to click the wheel (no, not animated) and be brought to a random website. The websites you're brought to are boring, boring, boring. Sh*tty graphics, etc. and it seems like the majority of the sites (the ones I've randomly been brought to anyway) are all about different Colleges.

You can also choose to "View 100 random links" where the site will show you just that - a list of 100 random links. All boring.

Don't waste your time.

I haven't spend a whole lot of time on this site, and there's a reason why. I can review it without even having to spend more than ten minutes on it. First of all, this is a trivia site that promises money to the person with the most points at the end of the week. Points are accumulated by answering questions correctly, adding questions, and surfing sites with their "site surfer" (which, conveniently was out of service for maintenance when I tried using it). Here's how it works: A trivia question is posted on the site once every ten minutes. If you answer the question correctly (multiple choice) you get 2 points. Also, there is a "hard question" in addition to the regular question. If you answer the hard question correctly, you get 7 points. Three points for adding your own question (which I'm not sure how that goes, as my question is still awaiting moderation), and 1 point for Surfing a Site (e.g. Their advertisers sites, which is down for repair).

Now, first I would like to note that whoever is in charge of typing the info on the website, faq's, how it works, etc. has HORRIBLE grammar and spelling. It's not even a word here or there, it's the same word, multiple times in some cases (e.g. Using "loose" instead of "lose" several times, etc), or regarding bad grammar, there are a lot of sentences that should actually be two sentences, not one (example: you did not get the question right you can try again in ten minutes.) That should really be two sentences, not one. I'm not the grammar police or anything, but these are really obvious mistakes. It makes the website look unprofessional right off the bat.

Another gripe I have is that they state that the person at the end of the week with the most points wins. Now, I went over how points are accumulated, correct? Answering a regular question is 2 points, answering a hard question is 7 points, and adding a question is 3.

EACH question (both regular and hard, together) runs on the site for TEN minutes. Then the two questions are changed to two different questions. Considering that the site surf option is receiving maintenance (for God knows how long), and the questions users submit have to be moderated and then MAYBE will be chosen for a question on the site, the basis of the points you can potentially receive come from answering questions correctly.

With that said...

I have my own question. What is the INTERNET?

Anyone who is on this website is online, and anyone who is online has access to the information highway. You can find the answer to ANYTHING in the world, just by taking a few seconds to type it in your browser's search bar! The fact that EACH question on this site runs for TEN WHOLE MINUTES is pretty much an INVITATION to cheat! Ridiculous!

Well, needless to say, my first trip to this website was not a great one. TriviaBucks.com did not make a good first impression on me. We'll see what happens and whether my question actually does accumulate three points, if the site surfer gets fixed this century, and if the moderators/creators/whoever of the site start using spell check.

Doesn't even work. Just keeps telling me my calls need to be at least 3 minutes in the future, yet everytime I change it to WELL over 3 minutes in the future, it just keeps telling me the same thing!

I have had it with Bank of America! I couldn't even sign into my online banking! I typed in my password (which I KNOW is my password) and it said Invalid. Then I tried every OTHER possible password it could be (yeah, all of 3) and it wasn't those. Then I went to reset it even though I know there's already a problem if it doesn't recognize my password... and it doesn't recognize my bank card number OR my pin! Just out of the blue - all of a sudden. I checked my statements from the past 2 months (since the last time I was successfully able to log on to BOA) and everything checks out. So it's not like someone hacked my account (and if they did, they wouldn't CHANGE my info lol who does that. They would just take money) so it's just some kind of fu*k up on their part. So I called the customer service number, they have an automated system that NEVER ENDS, so when i FINALLY get to the option of Online Banking, Change Passcode... it tells me no one is available until tomorrow at 9am! IDIOTS! THEY SHOULD HAVE 24 HOUR CUSTOMER SERVICE! WHAT IF SOMEONE IS HACKING INTO MY ACCOUNT AND I CAN'T EVEN DO ANYTHING ABOUT IT UNTIL TEN HOURS FROM NOW? If someone effed with my account and I had no way to contact BOA about it, THEY'RE GONNA PAY!

This site is effing dumb. First of all, all it has is a main page with virtually nothing on it except their logo and one sentence below it that says "You can only use the site if you have at least 100 facebook friends." Then it says this AGAIN in the small paragraph below it that says "You can chat for free with nice people. You have to have at least 100 facebook friends though." Now can someone tell me what the point of that is? Because tjetter doesn't even explain WHY this is. Sorry, but I'm not the type of person to "Friend" people on facebook that I don't even freaking know. I know a lot of people do this because all they care about is having the most friends on facebook, but I am not one of them. So, because of this, I guess I can't use tjetter. Which by the way is a singles/chatting/icebreakers site that requires you to have a photo and the photo slowly comes into view little by little while you're chatting with the person the site chooses for you. I'm assuming it; s like cyber speed dating? I don't know. And why don't I know, you ask? Because I'm not popular enough to be allowed to use the site. LOL. Ridiculous.

This site sucks. They can't even do a simple thing like e mail you your password. When you initially sign up, you don't make your own password. THEY need to e mail you one. Yet here it is, six days after I signed up and NUMEROUS e mails inquiring about my password, and I still have yet to receive a response. I even clicked the button that says "Resend password". Yet that was useless as well. Will not be using this site. Not that I really can anyway without a PASSWORD.