Friday Five Fun Sites - Last ones for 2017!

Here are some amazing random cool stuff that I found on the internet this week - just click and enjoy!


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Andrew Everett
This week:

1. Online Magazine. CoolHunting is a fun publication platform that uncovers the latest in design, technology, style, travel, art and culture. If you are into art, architecture, and culture, then this website is perfect for you. You’ll find lots of interesting articles here, and the best part is that there are new articles almost every day.
   
   
2. Stories.  Here’s something for the writers among you: HiveStory is an online platform to create a collaborative dynamic story. You sign up, write your contribution, and then the members vote on how the story will be shaped. It’s a fun process, seeing how the story branches out from a node that you contributed.
   
   
3. Cause. This website is a beautiful collection of videos, pictures, and even stories of ‘uncontacted tribes’ which still exist, scattered all over the world. It gives an interesting insight into the way of life of humans who have been untouched by technology, electronics, and other modern facets of life. It also gives you an opportunity to donate to their cause.
   
   
4. Tweets. Lonely Tweets :'( explores the theme of hyper-connectivity and loneliness – what makes it even more interesting (or chilling) is that it is a live service, meaning that the tweets you see on the website were sourced the moment they were made. Feeling bummed out yet?
   
   
5. Fun. If you have ever been on Tinder, you know that like any other social discovery apps out there, you meet your fair share of creepers and desperados. Tinderella is a collection of screenshots that showcases the best and worst of pick-up lines that have been found on Tinder.

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Also I just launched a new NICHE website, check it out

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