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A place — in cyberspace — where Dull Men can share thoughts and experiences, free from pressures to be "in and trendy," to enjoy instead the simple, ordinary things of everyday life.

April's Featured Event
Folding Road Maps

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Speak Out

Do you want express your views?   Many Dull Men are shy.  But with the anonymity of the web, now they are free.   Free to tell others what's on their minds - to share their experiences, strengths, and (tame) desires.  If you know any dull things to do, places to visit, foods, dates, books, etc, send us a message telling us about it.

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New: A publication we've all been waiting for . . . the Journal of Mundane Behavior
New Trivia: the longest word you can write, using just the top line of a QWERTY keyboard is 'Typewriter'. Thanks to Tony Marshall for sending this in to us.
New Dull Activity: watching a two week recorded version of the Eastenders omnibus . . . thanks to Sarah for sending this in to us.
We never knew it could get so good . . . thanks to Candy (from Australia?) who wrote in telling us about the web site for "Interesting Things To Do With Marmite" . . . Marmite Pizza? 
London Mayoral Race - the DMC points out key issues
We are pleased to announce that our list of luggage carousel rotation worldwide is greatly expanded now, thanks to our avid readers who reported in from all corners of the earth. Click here

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Section Description
2000 Presidential Race It's getting duller and duller (except for The Reform Party)
Test Are you (or someone you know) a dull man?  Take the test
FAQs Frequently Asked Questions about the Dull Men's Club in cyberspace
Calendar A listing of the events for each month

January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December

Dull Activities These are our favorite pages — key to sharing the "Dull Experience" — where we list our ideas, thoughts, and experiences. For example, Watching Paint Dry, Tractor Spotting, the bus to Dulwich
Links Dull Award Winning web sites
Typos Can you find any?
The Holidays Christmas Gift Suggestions, Millennium (what will Dull Men be doing?), New Year's Resolutions
Profiles Read about typical Dull Men
Dull Trivia

Be a hit at the next dinner party you attend — toss out a few of these

Dull Books Reviews of books
Dull Collections See what Col. Ector and others are collecting
Dull (Dumb) Jokes We laugh at them, not because they are funny, but because they leave us pondering, wondering, "What’s funny about that?"
Practical Jokes Practical jokes we like and should be good for pulling on exciting friends
Dear Grover Grover Click takes on your tough questions and gives advice
Recipes Dull Men's Championship Breakfast, The Classic Cucumber Sandwich, How to Boil Water
Our Classic Comedy Favorites Not dull, but to show you that we get out once in a while, here's our favorites adapted from Victor Borge, Yogi Berra, Dear Abby, Erma Bombeck, Steve Wright, George Carlin
Odds and Ends Here’s where we put stuff that interests/amuses us — stuff that doesn’t fit anywhere else but nonetheless we’d like to pass on to our readers.
Certificate Go here to order a Certified Dull certificate, a gift that you can give to your favorite Dull Man
Contact Us Share your thoughts about the DMC with us
Guestbook Post a message for everyone to see
Search Find what you want on the DMC and on the Internet
Help Are you having trouble?
Index A list of every page on this web site

To readers who object to our using colors on this web site, who feel the colors are too exciting, that the site should be simply in black-and-white (with perhaps a few touches of gray) we offer our sincere (Dull Men are always sincere) apologies. To these readers, we offer this suggestion: print out the pages using a black-and-white printer.

Many of one's frustrations — and many of the world's problems — are caused by the pursuit of excitement.  This is a two-step program:  (1) we admit we are Dull, (2) we're going to keep it that way.

Site Last Updated: Thursday, April 06, 2000 05:04:25 PM -0600

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