With a collection of 800 lists, Grocerylists.org is always good for a laugh. Basically, this is just what it sounds like--an enormous collection of found grocery lists. For me, the real fun comes in imaging to whom these lists belong, what sort of events led up to the writing of the lists, and what happened afterwards. Some are fairly wholesome, while others start out that way and then go awry. The site also promises to have weekly installments of grocery lists in podcast format sometime in the near future. If anyone has any ideas here, feel free to share.
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