Exactly what the fuck is this? catastrophic designs thread?

I found that thing truly inspiring

>>258391
Its genius really. Brilliant in the sense that every time you go back to it, you find something else that you missed the previous times.

>>258391

Yep, this has trancended good and bad to become something truly spectacular.

I like it 2bh, nostalgic like the y2k websites

>>258391
holyshit
this shit is godlike

http://toastytech.com/evil/index.html

http://yyyyyyy.info/

http://www.lingscars.com/

http://webkingusa.com/

http://www.fantasticindoorswapmeet.com/

http://www.heavensgate.com/

http://www.constellation7.org/Constellation-Seven/Josiah/Index.htm

http://arngren.net/

>>260285
fucking gold

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>>260285

>"Honey, come look at what I did in photoshop!"

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>>260285
Why?

>>258391
Could almost look like my Neocities site, just vaguely.

>>260285
does anyone remember yvettes bridal formal

>>260829
>>260285
>>258391

https://yvettesbridalformal.p1r8.net/

this is my favorite obscure site, i always see something new when i go to it

my favorite part is this painter guy sean terrence best who thinks his paintings are the bees' fucking knees and thinks he's world famous

>>260285
>http://yyyyyyy.info/

Holy fuck this is genius. It appears different on Firefox and Chrome, and has a third variation for javascript being turned off.

http://annelaplantine.free.fr/biggiesmartypants.php

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>>260285
>>260832
Fucking hell, this shit is so surreal.

It's like stepping into one of those newspapers that have all these wild stories about sleeping with bigfoot.
Just a fucking assault on all your senses, where you don't know what to look at.

I really don't have words for it. It's so weird.
I feel like I'm stepping back in time.

This type of shit is like what people back then imagined the internet to be full of. Like projected dreams for the future. Where they just hung out in chatrooms like they were actual places, having your own website was like owning virtual property. Like the internet was it's own world that you could enter into like a portal.
It's fucking crazy.


We'll never get this kind of novelty and weird sense of mystery and exploration again. At least not with the internet.
It'd be hard to rival something like that.

>>260924
:(

>>260853
no it just changes everytime you reload the page