A gallery of the Internet's most amusing and subversive sites:

Music

CorporateMF: Like we were the only ones to think of the name? Band/performance art group from Chicago.

nyrock: Music, baby, music!

Subversive Activities

Fark.com: The one, the only news source for what's important and what's not.

okcommuter.com: Unbridled subversiveness and gayness on the commuter train!

fuckedcompany.com: Beats any headhunter site because, better than finding you a job, it tells you when you're going to be fired.

despair.com: Our favored office supply store.

obeygiant.com: You WILL obey!

babysmasher.com: Calling attention to an important issue in today's society.

http://www.transnationale.org/anglais/: Your favorite corporations and their sins.

Adbusters: Culture-jamming at its finest.

www.snarkinc.com: "A Corporate Fable." Lovely satire.

Reverend Jen: It's good to be young and insane.

NoBoJo: A look inside the wacky world of Bob Jones University.

News and Satire

nerdworld: Nerds? Us? I dunno, maybe if we link them, they'll list our site. Or at least spare us when they take their revenge.

Something Awful: Is actually probably the funniest of all E/N sites. Lowtax skewers those with Web skills and grips on reality less than those of the Corporate Mofo staff.

The Onion: "America's Finest News Source." How can we argue?

Brokennewz: Your Web site doesn't work. It's broken! No TV party tonight! Come back 2 weeks.

shiola.co.uk: Check out the site design. Cool art.

The Toque: The world leader in Canadian satire, eh? Got any Labatt's?

kuro5hin: "Corrosion." It's cool!

Miscellaneous

Bunsella Films: The most disturbing flash animation on the Web. . . Disturbing because it's TRUTH, baby, TRUTH!

Concrete Horizon: Nat Weber's Web 'zine. You do know who Nat Weber is, don't you?

Wil Wheaton: Yeah, the guy who played Wesley Crusher. What can we say? He has a way with leeches.

College and the Art of Partying: Mark Dye's book on doing the obvious.

AmazeFilms: Distributors of the highly-acclaimed "Short Series". From Academy Award-winners to cult classics, the "Short Series" contains some of the most entertaining short films on a home video collection.

e-pint: For when you can't be at the bar!

Fuzz and Zapper: Not sure what it is, but it's scary!

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