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12th October 2007

posted in art and theory, design, geekery, web apps |

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A day of down time has allotted me the opportunity to lumber around directories of web 2.0 sites (Go 2 Web 2.0 Buying Retin, is a good directory of apps) and click through some of the apps I've never heard of. Retin a 0.1 price, My conclusion is that there is obviously a reason I haven't heard of them. I picked out three of the most ridiculous web 2.0 sites to award with a special prize, retin a on line. Retin a 0 025,

And The Web 2.0 Decadence Awards Go to:

Third Prize: Freshbadge.com - a web application that allows the user to create a web 2.0 looking badge from a bunch of different variables. pick your colors, buy retin a 0.1, Retin a acne cream, pick your shape, make it glassy, kit regimen retin, Retin a 0.1, give it a glare and a drop shadow, and an edge that peels, retin advanced guestbook 2.3.3. We-la - now you can have a badge that says "beta" in that web 2.0 style, Buying Retin. Retin a generic,

Second Prize: Blogsticker.net - As far as useless decadence goes, this site is as pointless as they come, retin a hydroquinone. Canadian pharmacy retin a, Basically, you can pick a diagonal "sash" style banner to uglify the upper corner of your blog or myspace page (or whatever). They have everything from Iron Maiden, to college football, to charity awareness - from cancer to emo, they've got it.

First Prize: Jukepix.com - Basically it's a web 2.0 application site where you can upload your picture of yourself and it places your head in a cut out of your choice. Because getting your family's portrait taken at the county fair as a band of cowboy bank robbers wasn't good enough - now we need this luxury on the web as well...

These three are the worst ones that I've found. If you know of worse ones - any more pointless, obnoxious web 2.0 sites that just prove that we've gotten to that point of ultimate self-parody with regards to Web2.0, please, point me to them. As more crop up, I will inevitably have another round of these awards with new recipients.