Oh, it's wayyyyy beyond groovy, man.
Exploding Dog and Red Robot.  The most thought-provoking stick figures ever drawn.  Yes, my friends, less is more.
I am in love.
Poetry, photography, and serenity.  And she speaks French!
Brilliant surrealist Christopher Wright
Lisa Supersmall and her tiny things
Fellow artist and friend to all animals
The incredible art/animation of Li Zen Limon, and also here is a Zen lesson, plus some great young artists from Badger Art Gallery for Miss Rivka's art students. 
Friend and fellow mandala painter
For my curlyheaded sisters and brothers out there
Got alien?  The awe-inspiring art of H. R. Giger
     Sam gives renewed hope and liberation to stick figures everywhere.
Gotta love these little critters.
For thems that seek enlightenment
2 of my favorite things combined!
  If you're an Edward Gorey fan, then Lemony is for you, too.  Now go away!
Constructed entirely of Guiness bottles!   Listen to "Star Wars" for a real treat.
Assorted sushi fun
Dreams, submitted by the public, drawn into comic form
Ginchy and Monkey.  Go and be mesmerized by Ginchy's heart-gripping poetry,
hilarious observations, and general "je ne sais Ginchy" charm.
If you can read this, then you'll love micro films.
Cool doors, man.
Makes you wonder, doesn't it?
Fascinating, hypnotic, and addictive
Well, shoot.  It just wouldn't be a proper Rach page without this link, now would it?
"Never wear your best pants when you go to fight for freedom..."  and other gems.
Yeah, they're animated and they're a band.  But they're way better than the Archies ever were.
Joe-Bob at his schlocky finest.  My personal recommendation is "Carnival of Souls."
Just like the chocolate says:  The sentimental taste is cozy for the heroines in the town.
My wishness is for you to visit this entertaining site.
When you have the urge to see things at the molecular level, as i often do...
Vote for Jules and Rachy...Yummy yummy yummy Jonesy
Can your heart stand the shocking facts?
The surrealist compliment generator
These are some of my favorite links to cool or strange places.
Feed your addiction.  Go.  Now.  Come back soon.
Emily Strange
Marianne's Mandalas
Naturally Curly
Surrealist Compliment Generator
Urban Legends
Micro Gallery
Engrish
Links to the Left of Center
H. R. Giger
Exploding Dog
Sea-Monkey
Zen Guide
Juxtapoz
Gorillaz
This charming little girl will warm your heart.
The Joe Bob Report
Unusual Fortune Cookie Messages
Shane Glines
Lemony Snicket
Peterson Bottle Organ
Sushi Fun
Iron Chef Haiku
Cartoon Network
Sodaplay
Inconspicuous Consumption
50 doors of San Francisco
One of my all time favorite zines.  Fun to visit online, but even better out of the mailbox and into your hot little hands.
Cartoon and illustration paradise
Micro Films
Slow Wave
The Origins of Band Names
Courtesy of Heathen World
  A man whose love child I would gladly bear, as I am wont to say.  He's a living legend.
"Kick ass art, baby."
Roq la Rue
Jackie Chan
If you need a beautiful tie dye or hand-blown glass piece, Stephan is the renaissance man to go to.
Shakedownsite
Go home.
Gabba Gabba Hey
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More tea bags than you can shake a stick at!
Aaaaaaah!!!

Look at all those links!
Oooh!!
Look, Pudgy -
cool and strange places!
Tee Hee!
Holy blobbies, Batman! You just gotta see this...
Lisa Supersmall's gallery!
Let's eat carrots together!  I totally dig Cibo Matto.
Sam is THE man to go to for tikis.
I have an entire room decorated with his wicked cool poster art.
Great guy, great tikis, great balls o' fire!
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