Today I'm feeling all nostalgic for web sites that have long since disappeared. It's kinda funny that the web is old enough now that I can look back and reminisce...

I miss these guys.

• Scott's Page of Evil was one of my favorite sites back in 1996 or so. Scott explained the true evil nature of many things we take for granted in everyday life: religion, the French, cameras, the Spin Doctors (that rock band), and, of course, Andie MacDowell, Satan's Actress. He wasn't afraid to tackle the really tough questions, like "French Canadians: Evil or Not?" Scott, the web hasn't been the same without you...


• Grumpy with the Feds was another big favorite back in 96-97. It was run by a student at the University of Chicago who became one of my first internet pals. The page was a stripped-down site purely dedicated to the finest content. Even though it's been gone for years, this site lives on in the memory of its fans (and those grrls who were lucky enough to receive a copy of the infamous "Best of Davis" video).

Luckily, some of my favorites are still around, although at new locations. The Completely Unauthorized Hugh Grant Page is still kicking. As is The J. Crew Annoying Model of the Week.