You’ll find both kinds of videos on the Break.com website. Some will make you bust a gut with laughter while others will make you feel like your guts are coming up with what you just watched.

The Break.com site has more than just videos though, you can also find humorous photos as well as games and other stuff, but I usually spend most of my time on the site playing the different videos that are available.

As a warning, some of the picture content can get a little racy, but they’ve done a fairly good job of making that content harder to get to. Most of the time you have to register for an account to see any of that content.

Pull-up a chair, grab some popcorn and a drink and give yourself a break, watching videos on Break.com. You’re sure to find something that will take your mind off whatever you want to forget about it.

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We experienced a bit of the same thing with the death of vinyl albums. Sure CD’s were supposed to be indestructible and unscratchable, but there was still something about listening to audio with a bit of a hiss and crackle to it.

The Rollip website allows you to upload your digital photos and make them look like the old-school, vintage Polaroids. Not just look like them with the shape and border though that gives it the immediate memory, but also the faded, somewhat mis-colored image as well.

Relive a bit of history. Make your current photos look like classics from that family vacation when you were a kid.

Uncover your own, new photographic memories with Rollip.

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The People of Walmart website pays homage to the sites frequently on display at everyone’s favorite retailer.

There’s just something about the folks that you frequently see in Wal-Marts around this country that set themselves apart from the customers you might find in other establishments like your local Target, Meijer or similar retailer.

Sometimes you just get the feeling you’ve crossed over into a different dimension or perhaps a different planet when you walk through those doors and are greeted to this new world. If it’s a different planet, would we refer to them as Wal-Martians?

If you’re familiar with the I CAN HAS CHEEZ BURGER site and enjoy you’re time there, then think of the People of Walmart site like that, except no animals and no subtitles in the photos. Otherwise this is like a blue-light special on some seriously funny photos.

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The Be Funky website allows you to upload a photo and completely transform it into a pencil drawing, an oil painting or even "Andy Warhol-ize" your photo.

The site requires no money and doesn’t even force you to register in anyway at all. Just click on the button to get started and then choose the effect you want to apply to your image. You can choose from on of the following options currently:

• Cartoonizer
• Warholizer
• Charcola
• Patriotic
• Inkify
• Line Artopia
• Stenciler
• Sunburst
• Scribbler

Don’t worry about choosing the wrong effect and wanting to change your mind though. You can very easily switch among the different options. Each option also has different variations you can select from to tweak your end photo just the way you want.

The Be Funky site gives you the option to apply your new artwork into a personalized coffee mug or t-shirt as well. Just what your family was wanting for a Christmas present this year right?

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The Flopshots site lets you add your name to a variety of sports related shots with your favorite team. You can have your name on the back of a jersey, see your name written in the sky or even have it trailing behind the flame carried by the Florida State Seminoles’ warrior! Perhaps you’d rather have the cheerleaders calling you out by name instead. You can even get your name on the leaderboard at a few PGA tour events as well.

Flopshots gives you the ability to add your name dynamically to a variety of photos and then generate high quality prints, photos, posters and even computer and mobile device skins.

Just visit the Flopshots website and find the image you want to use for your favorite team or sporting event. Enter your name the way you’d like for it to appear and checkout. That’s it!

Here’s an example of one I created for me. Not a Seminole’s fan, but they don’t have the Ohio State Buckeyes or Kentucky Wildcats yet.

Get off the bench and get into the game with Flopshots!

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The Microsoft Professional Photography website has collections of beautiful images, articles to improve your skills, photography event listings, photo related software downloads and more. If you’re looking for answers to that question that’s been bugging you for quite sometime, you might just find it on their website. The layout and organization is nicely presented and very easy to find what you’re looking for all this time. There’s also a variety of opportunities to accidentally stumble across some information that will further expand your expertise as well.

There are a variety of interesting photo and file management related programs available in their downloads area. Application for managing color in Windows XP, photo assignment information to include in your Microsoft Outlook and a variety of tools for managing and manipulating images in the RAW image format.

All-in-all the Microsoft Professional Photography website is a very rich and useful resource for any budding photographers out there.

Uncover some new tips and tricks for yourself at the Microsoft Professional Photography website. You can use the information you gather on your next photo shoot, or when you’re just out having fun with your camera on that next photowalk.

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If you’re going to be making some photographic memories, visit the Microsoft at Home website and read through their tips for super vacation snapshots. They say 8, but that’s actually 8 different categories of tips, with more little tweaks and hints you can take advantage of while you’re there.

The benefit of these tips and resources provided by Microsoft is that they can be used with just about any digital camera you may be using these days. These are tips on how to compose and make the most of your camera and the situation around you to take some great photos.

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The Awkward Family Photos website captures these photos we wish were never taken and shares them with the universe. Something scary and hilarious about it at the same time.

As you can see from the screen shot above from the site, I can’t even show you all of the current photo. It’s too much. Really? Really? You decided to get your picture taken like that? You’re going to have to visit the Awkward Family Photos website to see for yourself.

One question I have, how do they get these photos? They say they’re submitted by people, but I’ve got to think even your friends wouldn’t do this to you! Only one more reason to make sure those embarrassing photos never make it out for public viewing.

Hat tip to my friend Cherie Lowe, a.k.a. The Queen of Free for uncovering this website for us.

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I’ve been shopping for a nice webcam for myself and sites like this just seem to give me one more reason to need one. The good news is that you can start using it immediately without a webcam though as they will accept photos from digital cameras or your cell phone.

The Daily Mug shot began when I came across a dude who took a picture of himself every day and turned it into a video. He had taken pictures of himself every day for years, and the video was amazing. I thought: I want to do that too! Then I began thinking about what sort of system would make the entire process as easy as possible, and furthermore, what would be the most fun and easy way to show these videos to friends on the net.

Have you already heard of Daily Mugshot and been using it? Let us know in the comments and we’ll take a little look-see on who’s reading the site. Would love to meet more readers and get to see you at the same time.

Image: DailyMugshot website screen shot

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