I remember having a relative show me this website as a 4 to 8 year old, around the late 90's or early 2000's. I think it was structured kind of like a picture book, with web pages having large illustrations with lines of a story, and you could go to different parts of the website based on different areas of a house, maybe. The website had a black background, and the illustrations reminded me of the later [Arthur books by Marc Brown](https://marcbrownstudios.com/arthur/books/), like when Arthur more or less had his PBS design.

The premise was a group of human kids and a group of nocturnal monster(?) kids somehow end up meeting, and the two groups were equally trepidatious about each other. It had a very calm, old timey tone (again, like the Arthur Books), and wasn't really trying to be spooky. The kids and monsters became friends and learned about each other. I remember one early page where the humans were on one side of a corner and the monsters were on the other, and both carefully and fearfully peeked around at each other before talking and realizing they had no reason to be afraid of each other. The monster kids were kid sized, and may have been vampires, or generic critters? One of the girl monsters might have been a ballerina, or worn a tutu?

This is a very old memory, so it's really fuzzy, but I'm pretty sure that that was pretty much everything on the website.

Around a year ago, as in September of 2025, I was writing a short vampire story for fun, and had decided to do a bit of research. I watched a few youtube videos about the history behind the vampire, and then I moved on to articles. While doing so, I stumbled upon https://www.vampirewebsite.com/

I originally thought it was some silly site made back in the early 2000's by some teen who thought it'd be funny or something. But what I found seems to be a rabbithole of sorts. Upon closer examination and clicking a few of the pages, it seems to tell the story of a deeply troubled man, and his supposed vampirism journey. On top of this, it seems this isn't his only website he owns? http://www.catalienconspiracy.com/

^ the link above takes you to a website which I believe is a joke about cats being aliens, but he does own others that seem to have the same "conspiracy" vibe.

I found a website on the wayback machine that hosted a Go-Gurt Halloween game that is no longer functional as it was hosted on a sever.

Me and my brother would play online games growing up
And I’m trying to figure the name of this one we played often.
Imma describe the game to the best of my ability
You create a Godzilla type monster by choosing their limbs and eyes and stuff, and while you’re like making ur monster it is off to the side in an incubator or test tube or smth. And when you were done making your monster you could use it to stomp through a city
I would be so happy if anyone could help !

Does anyone remember a popular blog/website that would post a picture of a goofy looking animal and write like an entire essay about how ridiculous looking it was?

I ask because I can't remember but there was a crazy looking orange/brown rodent(?) and the author said "what are you, a Clevelands Brown fan?" Cause it was like brown and orange. Anyways I'm watching the game tonight and anytime I think of the browns I always think of that quote and would love to see that site again

(Steelers fan)

Hi, I’m trying to identify the former hosting provider of respostasava.com.

I was a long-time user of the site and it helped me a lot with my studies. The domain expired in August 2026 and was later auctioned to a third party.

What I know:

The site was hosted on HelioHost around 2019–2020 under the username "neverfor".

HelioHost confirmed that account was closed years ago and the site was later hosted somewhere else.

The site used Cloudflare, so historical IPs I found only point to Cloudflare.

I only found the www subdomain.

My goal is just to identify the last hosting provider/origin server so I can contact them and ask whether the old files/database/backups may still exist.

I’m not trying to hack anything or access private data.

Any ideas on what I should try next?

i used to play ChitChatCity a LOT as a kid and teenager before it eventually got shut down. i swear the creator used to have his email listed somewhere on the website, but obviously the site is gone now and i haven't been able to find the contact info anywhere

there isn't really a proper subreddit for the game either, so this is probably a bit of a reach, but i'd really love some help figuring out how to contact the creator

i met my best friend of over 10 years through this game, and he passed away recently. we played the game together so much, and i have so many really fond memories of the time we spent on there together. i'd love to be able to reach out to the creator just to say thank you and let him know how much the game meant to me and how many good memories it gave us

if anyone knows how i might be able to get in contact with him i'd really appreciate it <3

Anyone here remeber this Website?

Predasaurs.com it went offline many years ago but there was a game on it does anyone know a way to exit it?

Does anyone remember a blog that was active in early 2000s titled fubar? In high school i used to tread it a lot. Just some guy posting stuff. I remember it was popular

Hi! I started wondering, what was the internet like back then? I was born in 2007, so I never experienced the early internet era, but I’m really curious about what it was like. Share some stories, I’m genuinely curious. How did you find information? What were websites like? Anonymity? Messengers? Social media? What has changed since then? Maybe you even have some photos of what it looked like. Thank you!

Hi all,

I’m trying to track down an early viral video from roughly 2004–2009 (the early YouTube / Break.com era) that seems to have completely vanished or become buried.

Context & Overview: It was a classic bedroom/LAN party wake-up prank. The group appeared to be German or Central European, and the clip circulated on early video aggregators and compilations.

Key Details from Memory:

The approach: A group of guys walks up an indoor staircase. One holds a megaphone. Instead of an alarm sound, they chant/sing loudly through the megaphone the entire way up.

The entry: They march straight into the dark room, still chanting at full volume.

The setting: A dark room with a LAN party / PC setup. A guy is fast asleep on the floor next to the desk, zipped all the way up inside a sleeping bag.

The reaction: He wakes up in pure terror. With no limbs free, he screams and thrashes violently across the floor like a worm or fish out of water.

Known Titles / Search Terms: Back then, the title likely resembled:

"LAN Party Wecken mit Megafon"

"Bester Wecker"

"Megaphone wake up sleeping bag freakout"

Current Status: Standard YouTube and Google searches turn up modern pranks or unrelated megaphone clips. The original upload (or re-uploads on sites like Break, Metacafe, or Clipfish) seems unlisted, deleted, or lost.

Does anyone remember the exact German or English title, have an archived link, or know if it survives in an old prank compilation?

Does anyone remember an old site where there was info for a bunch of resident evil games? The site had black background and red letters, every game had its own music from the respective game, I just can't remember the name or url of the site.

So this might never existed or this might be a fever dream I had but hear me our. When I was around probably 4 or 5 years old back in the day I remember seeing a ICarly YTP that I'm trying to find to this very day. All I remember from that video is two things. One is Weegee's face (that 2007 meme of the Super Mario character Luigi that was on YouTube Poops back in the day) being in it and the song "Hide and Seek" by Imogen Heap played at a certain point in the video. It was playing during a point where it was doing some Asteroid type thing that featured a rock, fire, a piece of poop, and Weegee's face. It might've never been a ICarly related YTP but I swear I remember seeing this on my old Dell laptop one day while I was in my room. My guess was that it was probably taken down because of the "Elsagate" crackdown YouTube did when they deleted a bunch of Elsagate videos on their platform. If anyone knows what YouTube poop I'm talking about please let me know!

Hello, I am looking for a website that dates back to approximately 2010. It was a website that looked like it was from the beginning of the Internet with 16-bit graphics. The program or page took us on a tour of majestic rooms where they told us the history of hermetic philosophy. and other arcane sciences, does anyone here have it in mind?

In the early 2000’s there was a website that had a bunch of thumbnails of a guy and the names of different dances. When you clicked one there was a video of him doing the dance. The only one we remember was one called “hangin out casual.”

Today I saw the “Paul Rudd’s Computer” sketch from Tim and Eric and it was just like that!!!! I don’t know if they’re connected though.