- Fantasy Premier League
- BBC (Football (mainly))
- YouTube
- Post Punk Progressive Pop Party - Good Blog, and then leads to other blogs listed thereon
- Amazon
- Stiff Little Fingers (www.slf.com)
- Why Music Matters (recent addition)

Thats basically the Favourites bar on the Browser, and these sites tend to be visited daily.
Interweb usage for me is about killing time doing not much

apart from here are http://8tracks.com/home It's an online mixtape community; instead of making a mix for one person I can get the attention of several. I'd like to claim hundreds, but it's not true. Sadly, I enjoy playing my own mixes more than listening to other people's. I don't know what that says about me but it's probably not good.
You Tube is the other. I don't go there that often but when I do, I tend to stay for ages.
Like Rigid Digit, it's what I do intead of what I should be doing..

Facebook
BBC (for news and sport)
Radio Times (just to see if it's worth putting the TV on that evening)
All Music
YouTube
Wikipedia (that can often take a good chunk out of my evening)

And that's generally about it.

but I'm not a contributor.
I used to be addicted to Monsterland.co.uk - a drawing site - great fun if you like that kind of thing. I look at PhotoshopDisasters and Warren Ellis's blog pretty frequently, otherwise I just Stumble.

Here
Sound On Sound (http://www.soundonsound.com/forum/postlist.php?Cat=&Board=VinGear)
Matrixsynth (http://matrixsynth.blogspot.com/)
Sofa Cinema (http://www.sofacinema.co.uk/)

I used to frequent the excellent Music Thing blog (http://musicthing.blogspot.com/)

Plus Amazon (books) and Ebay (synths and Land-Rover bits)

and The Guardian, mainly. There's some good comedy out there too - especially The Onion. This often makes me laugh too :

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/

and this, though I do have an odd sense of humour :

http://unhappyhipsters.com/

In the last few hectic days I've been going back again and again to the calm of the Sistine Chapel:
http://www.vatican.va/various/cappelle/sistina_vr/index.html

Thanks to The Word's Something for the Weekend newsletter!

Guardian (esp football)
Slashfilm.com
popjustice.com

Richard Herring.com
wherediditallgoright.com

Don't get a lot of time on line,a half hour or so here and there,use Flork sometimes,mostly insane egomaniacs but have struck up a few interesting conversations on Literature and Music.The B.B.C. always worth a visit and Spotify of course.I have not been receiving my "Something for the Weekend" e-mail for a few weeks now,beginning to think I've upset Someone.

Brainwashed.com - for my experimental music fill
drownedinsound.com - nice music site
pitchfork.com - as above
wikipedia - always something to look at
youtube.com - same again

The few that are visited probably daily (aside from the Word) are....

www.telegraph.co.uk - strange that I was a Guardian reader when I was in the UK, but I find the Telegraph's web site is the best.
www.arstechnica.com - see what's happening in the word of technology
www.gizmodo.com - ditto

Aside from that, I will regularly dip into Amazon and various Internet Banking sites. Don't tend to bother with Hotmail these days, as I have all my mail accounts consolidated into Firefox with my work gmail account.

Dusty Sevens
http://dusty7s.blogspot.com/
Lovely soul and sixties tunes

A Swift One
http://www.aswiftone.com/
Beer and pubs in Huddersfield

Swiss, Cheese and Bullets
http://swisscheeseandbullets.com/
Graphic design/stunning photos

is where I park my most frequently-used bookmarks and they are:

tompeters.com - website of the management guru and a good source of debate.

fantasy.premierleague.com - my team is currently languishing in the dreaded 1,035,206 position.

macworld.co.uk - I know, sad...

timesonline.co.uk - but that will change when they start charging for access.

news.bbc.co.uk - probably my most visited site.

bedfordrugby.co.uk - home of the Bedford Blues, my local team. (We beat promotion favourites Bristol yesterday and it was a terrific game. Come on you Blues!!!!)

Metafilter http://www.metafilter.com/
Interesting if USian aggregator

Ask Metafilter http://ask.metafilter.com/
How do I...? Usually informed and very funny when they get on a rip.

Boing Boing http://boingboing.net/
Informative and interesting, apart from the infuriating Cory Doctorow.

Daily Mail http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/index.html
Best UK tabloid site.

Meteox http://www.seafordweather.co.uk/wl/UKCloudRadar.htm
When will it start/stop raining?

popsike http://www.popsike.com/classes/access_user/members.php
LP and single auction records. If you use up all your goes try
http://www.collectorsfrenzy.com/Default.aspx

Bookfinder http://www.bookfinder.com/
Where can I find that book cheaper?

Yvette's http://yvettesbridalformal.com/index.htm
The Worst Website in the World.

Miniclip games, infuriantingly addictive games to while away theworking day
stumbleupon.com, try it, you wont regret it

Twitter. As Mr Lewry has fallen out of love with it, I've become hooked. I still think it's pointless rubbish, though.

The Seattle Post-Examiner. I read the cartoon "Zits" from there.

The Telegraph website for Alex.

S3V.com to look at webcams in the Alps. Yes. I do this most days..

Also SnowForecast.com. Please don't ask me why.

eBay. I don't buy much but I do look at a lot.

Pittsburgh Pirates during the summer.

28dayslater.com Urban Exploration site. Fascinating.

tv cream...it takes a bit of delving but its all good fun to people of a certain age.

Mojo4music
Expectingrain (bob dylan)
Facebook
Blackcatbone
Fantasypremierleague
ebay
stevehoffman.tv
rateyourmusic.com
allmusic.com
mudcrutch.com (Tom Petty)
crowesbase.net (Black Crowes)
football365.com
amazon.co.uk
play.com
hotmail.com

I guess if I was on a desert island then my regular visits to raintoday.co.uk will probably stop as will all the gig venues that I check regularly just in case there's something been added. So it will be The Guardian, RichardHerring.com, The Word, NME, Emusic, Sporting Life and the BBC Iplayer.

I'm here far too much.

I check into Facebook most days but it really is for kids so I feel slightly awkward with it. However a lot of my friends are on it and a lot of them are overseas so it is useful. Also most of them are witty coves whose status updates keep me entertained.

Mostly though it's YouTube. It's an Aladdin's Cave as far as I'm concerned. I use it to watch bands play.

For years and years I've been a very keen but very amateur and extremely unremarkable guitar player. I'm not very good but I don't really care because I enjoy it so. As a consequence I am genuinely fascinated by watching other far better musicians play. I have a shelf full of live music dvd's which I can pop on at any time and become instantly absorbed by - just watching how that drummer changes time just there, or how the bass player plays a run under the riff just there, and so on.

I loved Whistle Test and The Tube and Later because it they were/are, for me, so interesting.

You Tube, God bless it and keep it, is an endless bottomless well of treasures. All those clips and performances I either missed or never knew existed. Johnny Winter playing 'Sound The Bell' on Swedish TV? Check. JJ Cale on Later from 1994? Certainly sir. Richard Thompson playing 'She Twists The Knife Again' solo on Whistle Test in 1985 and never seen since? Just type it in.

Bliss.

Fabulously useful. I can keep up with all my favourite websites in one place.

I use it to get new blogs on the Word website as a feed, then I can decide which ones I actually open and read / contribute to. (Like this one) (Obviously)

Youtube
b3ta (particularly the links page)
Wikipedia (can spend hours in here)
digitalspy (although I despair of it more and more)
everyhit

...but still worth a look regularly...
robertpopper(best filter for all sorts of mad stuff)
martinkelner(somewhat 'unreconstucted' but still very funny)
theonion(or course!)
whythatsdelightful(Graham Linehan's musings)
TVark(nostalgia ahoy!)

Missing Episodes: http://missingepisodes.proboards.com/index.cgi

The Mausoleum Club: http://www.mausoleumclubforum.org.uk/xmb/today.php

http://rateyourmusic.com

You can make an online copy of your collection - handy if visiting a shop on hols and are unsure whether you already own a particular LP.
And the comparing collections feature is useful too as a way of discovering new music.

But a site not already mentioned which I visit every day is

lifehacker.com

mainly tech but lots of other real world / work world stuff. Just interesting without fail.

I also go to

Twit.tv

this does have a live stream, but also has several downloadable "netcasts" on various topics, again mainly tech related. This way of broadcasting is the future and it's run by some very knowledable and committed people.

Twit (This week in tech, by the way) is a bit east coast USA biased I'm terms of the people, but I warn you, if you are into tech it's addictive

The sites I go to most are probably The Guardian (even more so since their excellent iphone app appeared), Facebook (ditto), Word (natch), BBC (mostly sport, especially tennis) and Wikipedia. Others include David Hepworth's blog, The Dunwich Dynamo and the websites of the four tennis Majors while they're happening.

and Popbitch, though that's more of a force of habit. B3ta Question of the Week is pretty addictive. You Tube and dear old wikipedia.

Also a bunch of boring Microsoft sites for work-related stuff

Good to see none of you are regularly using the internet to find naughty people doing rude things.

Other people's blogs, too numerous to mention

Also
MediaGuardian
eBay
Amazon
BBC News
Wikipedia

http://diamondgeezer.blogspot.com/

and another that's worth a more lengthy browse to find out just how much we're losing

http://www.classiccafes.co.uk/

www.football365.co.uk . Its Winners & Losers on a Monday is essential reading. This was my first web 1.0 addiction, back in 98-03. Twas a brilliant discussion forum until it went registration-only.

Plus usual suspects - newspapers, eBay, Amazon etc. Not succumbed to Facebook or Twitter, thank G.

Plus Facebook and www.offsetguitars.com

I'm one of the sort of founder members of OSG, but I don't post any more - there's only so much you can say about guitars after four years, and I found that periods of heavy posting over there was directly correlated with me spending myself stupid on guitars, amps and pedals. It was set up for enthusiasts of Fender Jazzmaster and Jaguars, by some people who used to post on the FenderForum. I was one of those, and although I had nothing to do with the setup or moderation, I'm accorded an honorific "senior" status over there.

Other than that, not a lot.

http://scienceblogs.com/pharyngula/

Science, atheism, liberal politics, subverting dumb internet polls and the ruthless exposure of stupidity.

Actually, no, nothing, forget it.

I've spent most of the week browsing this site
http://www.howtobearetronaut.com/
Full of fantastic images and film of the past, here's a great example

I've been using rateyourmusic.com pretty much daily for 7 years and have enjoyed helping build up their artist pages, discogs, biogs etc.

- last.fm has become a more recent addiction, both of these sites I find a useful way to answer "what have you been listening to / purchased recently".

Visiting here more often than i'd think.

www.bbc.co.uk
www.espncricinfo.com

Anyway, just wanted to plug rym.

David Icke
Awful Plastic Surgery

http://www.ukrockfestivals.com

It's an archive of British music festivals from the late 60's to the early 90's. Everything from the little free festivals to the Knebworths etc. People write in with their own memories and photos and it's updated (fairly) regularly. It's the most comprehensive history of British music festivals and musical "tribes" I've ever seen - and all first-hand accounts.

I do like it when old threads are revitalised, hence my passion for charity shops. Anyway, the two I'm currently sneaking back to every chance I get are the Only Connect site for the connecting walls; and the completely wonderful Questionable Content, for which I'd like to thank Gauntlet for first mentioning it here. I went right back to the start and have been slowly catching up. It's the first web-based comic strip I've got into, and I have a feeling it won't be the last.

but were far too distracted by modern media to ask:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/adamcurtis/

Lovefilm
Amazon
eBay
Twitter (intermittently)
LinkedIn
Wikipedia (more and more)
YouTube
Banks
Suzuki Van Van Forum (my motorbike) - http://suzukivanvan.forumandco.com/forum genuinely the nicest forum including this one. Noone ever gets the arse, has a pop, flounces, etc.
At the moment, job sites (dire...)
Telecaster forum (http://www.tdpri.com/)
Home recording - www.Homerecordingshow.com

Twilight Zone for music
UK Polling Report - opinion poll frenzy. I look at it most days for the latest you.gov poll.
AVForums - as it sounds
Facebook
BBC News
Edinburgh Evening News

good blog and good podcast too although I could do without the constant stick for 'arry.

Arseblog always amuses me as well. Especially when they're getting beat, what a bunch of whingers.

I seem to be spending too much time on Disney websites, devouring the latest news of Avatar Land to be built in the Animal Kingdom park in Florida. I've just returned from Walt Disney World and am planning to return January or February. My latest sad venture into the world of Disney memorabilia collecting has (sadly) nothing to do with records. I've got the bug after resisting for so long.

http://www.vinylnation.net/whatis.html - vinyl designs on the basic shape of Mickey Mouse.

Incidentally, if you over in Epcot from the end of this week for the International Food & Wine Festival these are the acts performing in the free Eat To The Beat concerts. You have been warned.

-- September 30 - October 2: Taylor Dayne
-- October 3-5: .38 Special
-- October 6-7: Jon Secada
-- October 8-9: Roger Hodgson, formerly of Supertramp
-- October 10-12: Billy Ocean
-- October 13-16: Starship Starring Mickey Thomas
-- October 17-19: Sugar Ray
-- October 20-21: The Orchestra, starring former members of ELO
-- October 22-23: Howard Jones
-- October 24-26: Boyz II Men
-- October 27-28: Gin Blossoms
-- October 29-30: Sister Hazel
-- October 31-November 1: Hanson