Curiously, the domain www.wap.com is up for sale and the vendor is looking for over $25,000 for it. Apparently the bidding is set to finish at the end of this month.
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Josh Abramson and Ricky Van Veen were typical college freshmen in 1999, when they got the idea to post silly pictures of themselves on the Internet. They posed doing “stupid college stuff,” Mr. Abramson said, like putting plungers on their heads at the local hardware store or sticking metal objects in a toaster.
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At Logogle, you can generate your very own Google logo
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Internet phenomena. Memes. Grist for the e-mail forwarding mill. Whatever you call them, Web fads are entertaining, unintended consequences of life on the World Wide Web. Once the masses could put anything online easily, they turned up weird fetishes, hilarious parody, jaw-dropping narcissism, and moments of brilliance. And over the past 10 years, some of these ideas broke through to the mainstream. Whether it was dancing hamsters, a kid enjoying his day as a Jedi Knight, or the sudden ability to publish your thoughts online with just a few simple clicks, the following 10 Web fads still make us laugh, make us wonder, or make us feel guilty enough to update our blogs.
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If you’re killed by an act of terrorism, the newspapers and television stations will use whatever photo they can.
From graduation…
Your holiday snaps…
Or if you’re really unlucky, CCTV…
None of these express the anger, the rage, even the disappointment your disembodied spirit will feel at having your life untimely snuffed out.
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You’ve got a cool new website with all the works: cool Flash presentations, eye-catching colors, informative text, easy-to-use layout, and an interesting topic. You think your site is amazing, and you know that others will agree with you. If only they know it exists.
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Want to add a smart ribbon with a cool logo on your web site?
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Old name: kahsoon
I now dub your ass: Phat Daddy
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As the 10 year anniversary of Amazon.com rolls around this month, why not take a trip down memory lane and see some popular sites of today as each was when they went online.
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