Think you've seen enough stupid things on the Web over the years to write a book? Well, you're too old. A 17-year-old high school student from Illinois recently published a definitive tome called 505 Unbelievably Stupid Web Pages, and the young whippersnapper has sold more than 10,000 copies through publisher Sourcebooks. A sampling:
» www.thepenguinconspiracy.com: There are some who believe penguins are threatening to take over the world.
» www.shoppingcartabuse.com: A site for the prevention of shopping cart abuse.
» www.shatnerology.com: The Church of Shatnerology--for those who worship the starship captain turned police officer turned Priceline pitchman.
» www.cheeseracing.org: See which cheese slice explodes first on a grill.
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