Eve Andersson
(with two s's), who in spite of her name isn't swedish (not very much,
anyway), is pretty odd. She's mightily fond of the number pi, and on
one of her pages you can find the worst joke I've yet seen on the
Net.
Nowadays, she updates her pages far too seldom. And on the rare
occesions when she does, the new stuff isn't very interesting. The web
isn't what it used to be...
Magnus Timmerby is by far the strangest human (or something) I've had the pleasure to encounter. It doesn't show very much in his homepage, unfortunately. If you understand swedish, you can read his own story about a train trip he made. Even if you don't read the language of the heroes, you can enjoy Magnus' page dedicated to asphalt.
Padrone is sort of discreetly strange. He'll appear to be quite normal most of the time, and then he'll suddenly say something really odd that leaves me thinking about it for days. Nice.
Anders
Sandberg (who, unlike Eve, is swedish) seems to be pretty odd, but
the jury is still out on that one (I heard some rumours about him the
other day, and he really does seem to be quite odd). While they
decide, send him some mail
and ask him to relay secret messages to his cat.
UPDATE: Ok, so he's not that strange. I'm going to keep the
link here anyway, because he seems to possess the strange ability to
be spoken about in the most peculiar circumstances. Kind of like
Anders Holmström's ability to show up, but the other way around.
While not being a single individual, the Church of Euthanasia is well worth a look. Stranger than any Discordian church I've ever seen, and on top of that they seem to be absolutely serious! They're also quite disgusting at times, and actually managed to gross me out once. I was impressed.
I'd like to have a pointer to a perfectly ordinary person, but I
haven't been able to find any. If you know of any ordinary people with
home pages, please tell me.
UPDATE: You've heard the saying, "beware what you wish for, it might
be granted"? I knew you had!
calle@lysator.liu.se