In this stream I went full “websites to cure boredom” mode and just started clicking around like a gremlin—because that’s literally the best way to find the internet’s weirdest (and sometimes sketchy) corners. I bounced from old-school sites like eBaum’s World (yes, it’s still alive… and yes, it’s still risky to click random stuff on a live stream) to random boredom games, quizzes, and those totally useless websites that somehow still eat 10 minutes of your life. I also took chat suggestions, did a quick super-chat AMA, and gave my hot take: if I could only recommend one website, it’s probably Reddit. People can hate, but you can find insane amounts of info there if you’re in the right subreddits. The best part was messing with Neil.fun-style games: I tried “Draw a Perfect Circle” (I told chat I wouldn’t stop until I got a 90… and I scraped a 90.1, so we take those) and then I got sucked into “The Password Game,” which is basically a rage puzzle disguised as a login form. Between Wordle cheating, periodic table symbols, moon phase emojis, and chess notation, it’s a perfect example of the kind of dumb-but-fun internet rabbit hole I live for. If you want to stumble into your own boredom-killers, that’s why I built mcstumble.com—hit the button, roll the dice, and don’t try to hack me.