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www.nas.org/philosophy/stuff/badwri3.htm
If you want bad writing, the Internet has it. If you want to avoid doing the research yourself, then try the Third Annual Bad Writing Contest Winners. Unsurprisingly, perhaps, the winners are inevitably academics. First prize goes to the scholar Fredric Jameson. Find out why.
www.autotrivia.com
How much do you know about cars? The autotrivia page lets you test out your knowledge on the subject, choosing from the Fifties, the Sixties and the Seventies. It's strictly for engine-heads but is very slickly put together with plenty of pictures for real aficianados to drool over.
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