Would you be interested in a bra for your buttocks?  How bout some carpet complete with roadkill?  Can I interest you in hooded sweatshirt built  for two?  If you’re a sane person probably not, but it’s still fun to peruse these wacky products.  WouldNotBuyThis.com is a blog that posts some of oddest and weirdest products that can be found online.  According to Would You Buy This?:

WouldNotBuyThis.com is dedicated to finding the most bizarre and weird things that people sell on line.  I don’t mean the crap you find on E-bay that your wife, girlfriend, mother, or significant other made you discard, but you needed beer money so you decided to ebay it.  No I mean people that actually have a Shopping Cart and a Website dedicated to sell you their Stuff, Junk or priceless items that no one in the world would buy.  But someone must because it’s still online.

Would You Buy This? takes reader submissions; so if you’ve stumbled across a wacky product online, you can send it in and share it with everyone.

http://www.wouldnotbuythis.com/

With articles, videos, and podcasts such as “Man Charged After Wiping His Ass With A Parking Ticket” and “Washington, D.C.’s Potomac River Is So Polluted That Fish Change Sex” Disinfo.com is news blog that is more then little different.  According to Disinformation:

Our web portal, aggregates tens of thousands of the most shocking, unusual and quirkiest news articles, podcast episodes, and videos on the web, most of which are submitted by the site’s visitors.  The site also includes original free content, including the Disinformation Podcasts as well as a deep archive of articles and editorials written in the early days of the site.  Whether it’s text, audio or video, if it’s offbeat or unconventional, you’ll probably find it here.

Disinformation encourages reader submitted stories and participation in the comment section.

http://www.disinfo.com/

Uncyclopedia.wikia.com is an online encyclopedia of misinformation that anyone can edit.  It has very much the same look and feel of a certain popular online encyclopedia, but with completely erroneous content.  According to Uncyclopedia:

Uncyclopedia is an encyclopedia full of misinformation and utter lies.  You might say it puts the “psych!” in “encyclopedia”.  It’s sort of like Congress or Parliament, but unlike Congress or Parliament, we do have a sense of humor…  Absolutely no POVs are enforced at Uncyclopedia.  You can make sense if you want to, be sarcastic if you want to, be dry, or even informative.  Everything goes.  If you have a question about it, it’s probably okay unless you’re destroying things.

http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page

CrazyThingsParentsSay.com is a website that posts all the bizarre and goofy things said by parents. Crazy Things Parents Say describes it as follows:

You grow up. You move out. You come back for Thanksgiving. It’s like you never left! In Mom’s eye you’re still her chubby little 10 year old or gawky brace face and no adult accomplishment can erase that fact. You can move out of Dad’s house, but you can never escape the dent you put in his car door. Never. Or did you ask a lot of questions? So many questions that maybe people got bored and started making up more interesting answers than perhaps might be viewed as completely accurate? (Infinite innocence? infinite corruptibility!) Perhaps you are a parent yourself and catch yourself in the act of perpetrating craziness on the next generation. Sound familiar?

You can submit all the odd things your parents say and vote up or down yet to be published submissions. You can also comment on published sayings.

http://crazythingsparentssay.com/

PictureisUnrelated.com is a blog that posts “strange, humorous, odd, and funny pictures that make absolutely no sense”. According to Picture is Unrelated: “Some people are pessimists, some are optimists, and others (like Yours Truly) are WTFists. We strive to find the strange moments of human life captured in photographic form and showcase them on our site as a testament to the absurdity of life.”  You can submit your own WTF pictures and vote other submissions up or down. You can also comment on and read comments on WTF pictures and video.

http://pictureisunrelated.com/

ExplainThisImage.com is a website which posts bizarre photos and lets it’s readers attempt to explain them and read other explanations. You can also submit photos and vote on whether submitted photos should featured. According to Explain This Image: “We have collected pictures from around the web that left us scratching our heads and saying “wtf”.”

http://explainthisimage.com/