Send me somewhere cool!

[mitchymo]

This is the first forum i have ever been on and in the year that i have been here i've gone nowhere else.
I am up for visiting somewhere new (not a forum, i'm happy with this one), a site i may not have heard of maybe.
If you could suggest a site that might engage one or more of my interests i would love you to let me know.
So i'm a gay guy, enjoy mystery, like ancient history, facts and figures, horror movies, the unexplained, natural disasters, real-life crime and games.
Your suggestion does not need to match.....if you think its cool....tell me about it so i can check it out. :smile:

 

[IntoxicatingToxin]

If you're into true crime stories, then you might appreciate this website. I used to spend hours upon hours just pouring through all these stories. They fascinated me. :smile: Enjoy!

Crime Library: crime stories on serial killers, the mafia, terrorists, spies, assassins and gangsters

 

[mitchymo]

If you're into true crime stories, then you might appreciate this website. I used to spend hours upon hours just pouring through all these stories. They fascinated me. :smile: Enjoy!

Crime Library: crime stories on serial killers, the mafia, terrorists, spies, assassins and gangsters

Thank you TattoedMamaMeg, Perfect!.....10/10 for engaging my interest.

 

[2322]

I'm a fan of Graham Hancock's site. It's a good combination of the paranormal, archeology, and history. They collect interesting stories from all over so not all of it is Hancock's.... unique... perspective on things.

Another, more fun site, is Paranormal News.

 

[JF]

If you feel up to a bit of a project, try Genealogy at any or all of the following :

www.GenesReunited.co.uk

Genealogy and Family History Records - Ancestry.co.uk

You never know, you may find it involves mystery, ancient history, facts and figures, a little of the unexplained, and hopefully few natural disasters and / or real-life crimes :smile:

 

[Northland]

I pop all over the Internet, not just forums. My usual method of finding a space where I can wile away the hours, is to type a keyword or 2 or even 3 (sometimes 4 or more) and wait for the results to come pouring in. It's a great way to learn. Sometimes it lands me at another board, and I flit about, occasionally having to register in order to read anything (some places are infuriating that way).