Get Stuff

Links that lead to off-site pages where you can get stuff.

Free

Actually you usually "pay" for these sites with advertisement or poor workmanship.

• Animation
  • Animated GIFs.
  • AnimationFactory.com. Animated clip art.
  • Web Developer's Free Animated GIFs.
• Audio
  • AudioGalaxy.com. Music.
  • DailyWAV.com. Sound bites from movies, TV, etc. Lots of fun.
  • MovieSounds.com
  • MP3.com. Music.
  • WAV-Emporium.com.
  • WaveSite.com. Sound bites from movies, TV, etc.
• Miscellany
  • 995pdf.com or is it ?
  • alvit.de/blog/article/icons-round-up-free-mini-pixel-icons Links to several free of icons
  • BeautifulBritain.co.uk/htm/others/picture_of_the_week.htm
  • BugMeNot.com. Use an URL like this "http://bugmenot.com/view.php?url=www.statesman.com" in order to get a login without having to register at the target site.
  • Bullet Madness. Cool! Publicly submitted images to use for bullet lists.
  • Caedes.net. Computer desktop wallpaper, large images, desktop pictures.
  • Download.com. Get free FTP client software, like WS_FTP or CuteFTP.
  • FreeStation.com. All sorts of free stuff.
  • geocities.yahoo.com. Make web pages for free.
  • iconbazaar.com.
  • NonStick.com. The Non-Stick Looney Page. All sorts of stuff on Warner Brothers animations.
  • pdf995.com. Allows any app to "print" out to PDF. See also List of PDF software [W].
  • Prescription Dive Masks [prescriptiondivemasks.com]. Prescription diving masks, goggles, and sports gear.
  • ReallyBig.com. All sorts of stuff for Web pages.
  • RealWorld Graphics [rw-designer.com]. 'web and application graphics resources'
    • Library of free icons
    • Online fav-icon creator
  • Scrap Books. Scanned images of misc. stuff. Lots of retro stuff. Related: FoundMagazine.com.
  • Simply the Best [SimplyTheBest.net]. All sorts of free stuff.
  • SingingFish.com. 'The audio/video search engine'
  • TheAppleCollection.com.

Commercial

• Lasers
  • Epilog Laser [EpilogLaser.com]. Buy a laser for engraving all sorts of stuff commercially.
  • Wicked Lasers [wickedlasers.com]
• Miscellany
  • 1800contacts.com
  • Alaco Rolling Ladders [AlacoLadder.com]. I would love to have walls covered with bookshelves and accessed by rolling ladders.
  • Amazon.com.
  • BensBargains.net.
    • Freebies
  • BustedTees.com. Funny T-shirts that aren't politically hateful.
  • CraigsList.org. An online community with a lot of discussion forums and a large classifieds section (want ads, job postings, etc.)
  • ChooseTheBlue.com.
  • eBay.com. Public auctions by anybody.
  • EntertainmentEarth.com. "Action Figures, Toys and Collectibles."
  • Google
    • Catalogs
    • Froogle
  • ExoticIndia.com. 'the Internet's largest Retail Store for Indian Arts and Crafts.'
  • FourWindsGrowers.com. My wife got me some nice kalamansit trees from them.
  • GreatBigStuff.com.
  • ImprovementsCatalg.com. Gadgets for the home.
  • J2.com. Send and receive faxes and other communication services.
  • JapanShoji.com.
  • JediNet.com. For the fans, by the fans.
  • Lara.com. Lara Specialty Tools.
    • Shopping Experience:
      • 2004-09-06: I ordered a "Utili-Key" (made by SwissTechTools.com) for $12. It arrived promptly on 09-11.
  • Map Network [mapnetwork.com]. 'Maps as Media. Helping You Create and Promote Your Official Map'
  • McMaster.com. McMaster-Carr. An online hardware store.
  • MisfitToys.net. ' Island of Misfit Toys, Dolls, Gifts & Collectilbles'
  • McPhee.com. 'Archie McPhee: Outfitters of popular culture'
  • NogginTops.com. Hats.
  • OneStepAhead.com. Gadgets for parents of 0-3 year olds.
  • PickYourOwn.org. 'Where you can find a pick-your-own farm near you!'
    • Chicago and Northern Illinois
  • RemoteStand.com. They put legs onto your remote so it becomes harder to lose.
  • Repair Clinic [repairclinic.com]. Appliance parts and help. Find the exact part you need. Nice pictures --almost as good as in person.
  • Rolfs.net. Leather goods. I list them because its the only place I've found that has a leather covered buckle (1 1/4" Hand Braided - Leather Buckle).
  • www.shopzilla.com/
  • SilverGallery.com. 'Sterling Silver Gifts & Jewelry'
  • Skulls Unlimited International [SkullsUnlimited.com]. 'The World's Leading Supplier of Osteological Specimens'
  • Sculptured Eggs.
  • Sound-Ideas.com. 'The world's largest publisher of professional sound effects, royalty free music, and your source for a comprehensive selection of production music and production element libraries.'
    • Index of sound effects for cartoons [PDF]. Fun list.
  • StampsOnline.com. By the USPS. Regular stamps and stuff for collectors.
  • StealItBack.com. Buy stuff from police property rooms, i.e. stolen or forfeited goods. Some pretty good prices!
  • TravelOasis.com. 'Travel accessories, luggage products, and international electrical supplies for travelers'
    • World Electric Guide. Voltages and frequencies of electrical systems around the world. EG: The US is 120V and 60 Hz, but the Philippines is 110/220 V and 60 Hz. For an American appliance to be used in the Philippines, grounded adapters WA-9, WA-10, or WA-16, and ungrounded adapters #2, #4, and #6 will be needed.
    • Related link: FAQs: Foreign Electricity and Voltage Converters. Transformer may be needed to step-up to a higher voltage (or step-down to a lower voltage). Plug adapters are often needed, vary in configuration, and often come in grounded and ungrounded variations. Neither transformers or adapters affect cycles.
  • WindowFlower.com. Chinese paper cut products.
  • UnclaimedBaggage.com. So that's where our luggage ends up.

2007-10-30 00:05:30Z