Your top 5 Web sites

1. SportsJournalists.com
2. MSN.com/Money
3. GolfObserver.com
4. Yahoo.com/Fantasy Sports/Finance
5. Rotating between ESPN.com, GeoffShackelford.com, JArchive.com, Bartcop.com and CNN.com

 

That bigsausagepizza.com hasn't made anyone's list yet ranks as a greater upset than Syracuse over Louisville.

 

That's only b/c Xan hasn't posted yet . . .

 

http://www.opacity.us
http://www.newenglandruins.com
http://b.f11.org/

(as you can see, I love abandoned photography)

SportsJournalists.com

Lately, it's been higheredjobs.com

 

1. CNN.com—It's a daily habit, but I don't spend more than 10 minutes there.
2. ESPN.com—It's the same routine with this place. I mainly skim for headlines.
3. theonion.com—It's always nice to get a good laugh.
4. democraticunderground.com—Their top 10 Conservative Idiots is sweet. The rest I can do without. It's a bit too far-left even for me.
5. JJ.com—I'm always checking just to see what jobs are out there.
6. Craigslist—I don't go often because it can be addictive.
7. Deadspin.com—I check in from time to time, but it's no longer a daily routine.
8. Amazon.com—Cheap books.
9. eBay.com—Cheap everything.
10. Bloglines—If you're not getting RSS feeds through Bloglines or another reader, you're truly missing out.
11. Apple—I check in once a week just to see what's new.

 

1. SportsJournalists.com
2. eonline.com
3. msn.com
4. addictinggames.com
5. catsthatlooklikehitler.com

 

Moddy, perhaps you weren't aware. I'm a Siamese twin, and we threw in an extra because we got into an argument on the last two.

 

www.nbc.com/Scrubs/bios/Sarah_Chalke.html - 26k
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarah_Chalke - 32k
www.askmen.com/women/actress_150/195_sarah_chalke.html
www.sarah-chalke.co.uk/ - 11k
www.tv.com/sarah-chalke/person/20840/summary.html - 79k -

I'm not obsessed, though.

 

There's no shame in that, HB. None at all.

My list:

1. Yahoo! Sports
2. SportsJournalists.com
3. JJobs.com
4. NYPost.com
5. Local newspapers (to scout the competition)

 

That was awesome. It read like an insult, but it was really a legitimate question.