Hi,
Here is a simple collection of random websites which I thought you might find interesting! There are very random and in no order.
- Web Resizer – A website which manages to heavily compress image files and not display any difference.
- The Free Site – A website with link to loads of different free products and software.
- Funny Status – A collection of random, funny status messages for varies websites such as Facebook.
- Orangoo Spell Checker – A great site where you enter in or paste your text and it spell checks it with very accurate results.
- Quantcast - Displays cool information about most big websites that I didn’t even know was available.
Do you know any, interesting, fun or random websites? Feel free to drop a comment. 
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