You probably know how this works by now but for the benefit of those who came in late, I'll go through it. We have here links and descriptions to five websites. Four of these are real, meaning that if you click the link, you'll be redirected to the site described — unless, of course, it's overloaded with traffic due to its being listed here. That has happened. One of the descriptions is bogus. Phony. Not real. We made it up. If you click on that link, you'll move to a page that will tell you so. Ergo, your mission is to figure out which is the website that ain't real. Go for it, dude.
- Call It Macaroni – How many different shapes of macaroni have been produced around the world? More than you'd imagine.
- Name That Candy Bar! – Can you identify popular candy bars just by looking at photos of their innards? Here's a website where you can hone this vital skill.
- Bad Sweater Guy – A fellow models ugly sweaters he acquired while working at Marshall's, which is apparently the place to go when you want an ugly sweater.
- The Loincloth Site – Want to make a loincloth? Pose in your loincloth? See other people in loinclothes? This is the site for you.
- The Virtual Corkscrew Museum – Someone has actually amassed a collection of vintage corkscrews…and they're nice enough to share them with us.
This time around, the real but fake-sounding websites were suggested by Tony Isabella and Kevin Aitchison. They receive our thanks and nothing else, but the thanks oughta be enough for them. Thanks for playing There's No Such Website!