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Humor lists from other sites, retrieved from the Wayback Machine archive and mirrored here (with attribution on each page) now that most of the originals are long gone -- the same link-swap the 2003 site itself did.

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Games

Games you can play right here -- new in the rebuild.

Word Whomp Whackdown -- Trace words through touching tiles on a honeycomb board -- Easy (2/3/2, 7 tiles) or Normal (3/4/3, 10 tiles).
Word Search -- A 10x10 word search hiding ten words from one of the site's own lists -- cat lovers, Trekkies, band geeks and more.
Hexagons Game -- Clear a honeycomb board by clicking groups of two or more same-colored hexagons.
3D SameGame -- SameGame on a 12x12x12 cube: rotate it, then clear groups of two or more same-colored cubes as the rest fall in toward the center.
Dungeon Crawler Reboot -- A hi-def reboot of Moraff's World / Dungeons of the Unforgiven, from Oinkdog Studios. Very early days: expect a rudimentary work in progress.

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Utilities

A few small word-puzzle tools, including a new Wordle guesser.

Word Whomp Helper -- Enter up to 6 letters (any order) and get every dictionary word buildable from them.
Word Whomp Whackdown Helper (Easy) -- Same idea, but for the 7-letter honeycomb puzzle -- only follows words through adjacent cells.
Wordle Guesser -- Click tiles to mark your Wordle guesses gray/yellow/green and see which five-letter words still fit.
Quordle Guesser -- The same thing for Quordle: nine shared guesses scored against four boards at once.

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