Blogs, Tweets & Emails

Cars, bein' buds.

A list of the internet's most unrelentingly snarky blogs.

Authenticity is worthless as we share our favorite falsified tweeters.

Outlaw Vern provides the funniest movie reviews on the web.

A profile of the funny graphs site GraphJam

A profile of the Lol cats website I Can Has Cheezburger

A site profile for the funny headlines site Probably Bad News

A site profile of the Funny Facebook Status Messages website Failbook.

A site profile of Clients from Hell.

A profile of the laser babies site babies with laser eyes.

A profile of the website Ugliest Tattoos, which features pictures of bad tattoos.

A site profile of the weird online maps site Strange Maps.

A profile of the site Hipster Puppies, featuring photos of dogs in the latest Hipster Fashions.

A profile of the website Passive Aggressive Notes.

Some websites bloom with the amount of varied content, such as YouTube or College Humor . But some sites really find their humor and voices in the very dedicated, very focused topics they take on. Here's a collection of the best single topic funny blogs.

A profile of the funny website Engrish.com.

A site profile of the website Nicolas Cage as Everyone.

A site profile of My First Fail.

A site profile for Awful Library Books.

Justin Halpern moved back home with his parents in the summer of 2009. Not good, right? Well, when he started transcribing what his 73-year-old father said to him and posting those sayings to a Twitter account, things took a turn for the better. Thus, "Shit My Dad Says" was born. Soon afterwards, Halpern received a book deal and a development deal fr…

On the afternoon of October 15th, 2009, several major news outlets began covering a terrifying story -- a little boy, Falcon Heene, was trapped inside a weather balloon that was floating above Colorado. Local authorities chased the balloon across the state as cameras (and viewers at home and online) watched, stunned, until the balloon came down. Shockingly, the boy wasn't in the balloon. He never…

A profile of the popular blog There I Fixed It.

A profile of the popular blog There I Fixed It.

Twitter is a micro-blogging, social-networking website that is popular with an ever expanding base of users.

A profile of the website Ugly Overload.

The social media website Mashable's list of the 85 comedians using the micro-blogging website Twitter. Includes famous stand-up comedians Dane Cook, Todd Barry and Dave Attell.

A collection of some of the funniest humor blogs online.

A collection of hilarious and rather ridiculous email pranks.

Film director and screenwriter Kevin Smith ("Clerks," "Mall Rats") has one of the funniest and liveliest blogs online. His language can get harsh, but it's worth it to brave the swears to get to the funny.

Stephen Colbert, the genius behind Comedy Central's "The Colbert Report," has a regularly updated and pretty hilarious twitter account. If you have an account on the micro-blogging service, follow his tweets right now!

He's not really Steve Jobs, but he tells us what Steve Jobs really thinks.

The Twitter account of funny TV host Conan O'Brien.

A look at the offerings of humor blog Holy Taco.

Old timey, nostalgic, and utterly confusing.

The man with the highest funniness to height ratio in show business tweets his heart out.

New York-based wise-cracker Eugene Mirman cracks wise.

Veteran comic Jim Gaffigan shares his thoughts from the road.

Sometimes photos don't come out as intended - sometimes life is too awesome.

Totally looks like a funny blog.

Are you black? Do you do things? Why not tweet about it?

Their mothers should've never stopped dressing them.

"Family Circus" gets some extra "Circus" from the "Jersey Shore" crew.

It's like waffle runoff, but more bitter.

Your guide to all things neat.

It happens more often than you'd think.

He's not really Steve Jobs, but he tells us what Steve Jobs really thinks.

Tragedy spun into comedy.

The man with the highest funniness to height ratio in show business tweets his heart out.

It happens more often than you'd think.

It's like waffle runoff, but more bitter.

Your guide to all things neat.