The Doctor's site of geek stuff and general shite.

Links to other sites, some brilliant, some deeply worrying.

A real life Jedi bloke!

http://kincharbamin.com/index.html

A brilliant hen website with a live hencam to watch the chuckies!

http://www.hencam.co.uk

A valve collector. Not plumbing valves, the ones in your old telly.

http://www.tubecollector.org/

A calculator collector. See your old school calculator, or the one the posh kid had that you lusted over.

http://www.albion.edu/mathcs/Mbollman/Calculators.html

This chap photographs and climbs telegraph poles with spiky home made climbing boots. An excellent site with approx 300 images of telegraph poles. An absolute must for all telegraph pole fans.

http://www.myinsulators.com/ukinsulators/index.htm

This is the Klingon language institute! If you like dressing up in a Mars bar forehead this is the site for you. (deeply worrying).

http://www.kli.org/

A Furby autopsy, and subsequent investigation into Furby's guts.

http://www.phobe.com/furby/auto1.html

Hacking Billy (big mouth) Bass!

http://bigmouth.here-n-there.com/

Power Tool drag racing!

http://www.powertooldragraces.com/

Unwise Microwave oven experiments (don't ask).

http://www.amasci.com/weird/microexp.html

This interesting site shows you how to calculate your stardate! It's always handy for including in your emails if you are Captain of a starship.

http://trimboli.name/stardate/

The Scalextric drivers association. Ahh, British geeks. Best in the world.

http://www.nscc.co.uk

People who have built replicas of Mad Max's interceptor. Brilliant. Still my favourite movie car.

http://www.lastinterceptor.com/ReplicaStats/PursuitSpecial/

This is where you buy Star-Trek costumes. The site says they have completely sold out of the series 1 uniforms. That's very worrying. Who the hell buys this stuff?

http://www.nightmarefactory.com/trek.html#contact

If you want to know your Jedi name (yawn) here's a Jedi name generator.

http://www.xach.com/misc/jedi.html

These guys tramp around the countryside photographing concrete triangulation pillars.

Fascinating.

http://groups.msn.com/OSBM/trigpillarsthes8xxxseries.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=623