Return HomeWell there are business like FedEX and IBM; TV shows like Star Trek: Voyager and Picket Fences ; There's magazines like Seven Arts Magazine and movie resources. There's sports (NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL, NPSL), concert information, music music music, and art museums. You can plan your vacation (or vacation virtually for free), buy a car, check airline schedules and make reservations, find recipies, browse the White House library or find a good children's book.
If your hobbies include quilting, wrestling, coin or stamp collecting, comic books, wild flowers, bird calls, models, woodworking, home brewing, puppets or even bell ringing then you're in luck because there is something out there to meet your interests. Now if you're bored with the typical hobbies, why not try something unusual like insect recipies or body contortions or bovine poetry or firewalking.
Guess you get the idea. There's A LOT of stuff on the Internet. You can even get the exact time. Oh, did I mention Microsoft has a little site too.
Well what would you like to talk about. Personally I enjoy drum corps. But you might like Star Trek, stocks or ballet. Do you need some parenting help or want to learn about backrubs? If your pregnant, an atheist, a tom clancy lover or a barney hater, there's a group for you. Does listening to big-band music at McDonalds (where you like to eat because you're trying to quit smoking) make you wish you had a portable Sega video game system? Are you recovering from religion or having trouble sleeping because of your intense interest in the US Constitution? Do you need advice on books, current movies, cancer, martial arts or skydiving? Well, get your news reader powered up.
In short, with over 13,000 newsgroups, you can talk about almost anything!
The best way to find out what is on the Internet is to use a search engine. Use one of the following:
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