Top RSS humor site feeds

Bob Russell · 12-29-2005, 08:31 AM

MobileRead is all about, well, mobile computing and content. In the old days not too many years ago, content was e-books and various web pages extracted to be viewable on a mobile platform. Software like iSilo and Plucker and others are quite popular and like an old friend to the avid mobile device user. And at MobileRead you can find all kinds of site scooping definitions for your favorite software if you do just a little bit of searching.

But content has expanded from the simple things to all kinds of multimedia. And a fairly new rising mobile star is RSS. You may not have realized it, there are a number of great RSS feed readers available for a variety of mobile platforms, but mostly for PalmOS and Windows Mobile. That list will have to be the topic of another post someday, but you can probably Google a bunch or even just search in MobileRead. Most of the RSS news readers even come pre-stocked with a nice list of feeds to get you started.

So what do you do if all the news is getting boring, and you want to expand your list of feeds to some fun sites? Well, we've got just the thing for you. No one admits it very often, but you and I both know that everyone loves a good top 10 list. It seems like we can't get enough. We want the cream of the crop, and we want it fast and easy. So here it is... Matt's Top 10 Funniest RSS Feeds of 2005 (and Part 2 is here).

I have to admit that I haven't tried out this list, so I can't guarantee that they are all family-friendly, or even that Matt has a decent sense of humor, but this looks like a list worth a further look if you want some great new laughs for your RSS reader. Hey, we won't even complain if you read your feeds on the desktop instead of on your pocket device.

And as always, we'd love to hear from you in the comments. Let us know what you think about the good and the bad in this list, and your own favorite humor sites. Don't be shy!

melvynadam · 02-05-2006, 08:01 AM

Dead links.
The correct links are:
Part 1
Part 2

12-29-2005, 08:31 AM	#1
Bob Russell Recovering Gadget Addict Posts: 5,381 Karma: 676161 Join Date: May 2004 Location: Pittsburgh, PA Device: iPad	Top RSS humor site feeds MobileRead is all about, well, mobile computing and content. In the old days not too many years ago, content was e-books and various web pages extracted to be viewable on a mobile platform. Software like iSilo and Plucker and others are quite popular and like an old friend to the avid mobile device user. And at MobileRead you can find all kinds of site scooping definitions for your favorite software if you do just a little bit of searching. But content has expanded from the simple things to all kinds of multimedia. And a fairly new rising mobile star is RSS. You may not have realized it, there are a number of great RSS feed readers available for a variety of mobile platforms, but mostly for PalmOS and Windows Mobile. That list will have to be the topic of another post someday, but you can probably Google a bunch or even just search in MobileRead. Most of the RSS news readers even come pre-stocked with a nice list of feeds to get you started. So what do you do if all the news is getting boring, and you want to expand your list of feeds to some fun sites? Well, we've got just the thing for you. No one admits it very often, but you and I both know that everyone loves a good top 10 list. It seems like we can't get enough. We want the cream of the crop, and we want it fast and easy. So here it is... Matt's Top 10 Funniest RSS Feeds of 2005 (and Part 2 is here). I have to admit that I haven't tried out this list, so I can't guarantee that they are all family-friendly, or even that Matt has a decent sense of humor, but this looks like a list worth a further look if you want some great new laughs for your RSS reader. Hey, we won't even complain if you read your feeds on the desktop instead of on your pocket device. And as always, we'd love to hear from you in the comments. Let us know what you think about the good and the bad in this list, and your own favorite humor sites. Don't be shy!

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02-05-2006, 08:01 AM	#2
melvynadam Connoisseur Posts: 69 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Israel Device: Kindle Paperwhite, iPhone, iPad	Dead links. The correct links are: Part 1 Part 2

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