Have you ever had one of those funny conversations that got stuck in your head? Did you overhear a meaningful quote that you simply had to tell? Don’t keep it for yourself, it’s time to share and Banter’s is the perfect application to quote friends, family and people who said something worth keeping!

Ubokia is an online marketplace that helps you get exactly what YOU want. Post what you want to buy and let sellers respond. It works in reverse, too.

Eric Barker, writer, techie, writes on his personal musings which are quirky and interesting. Eric covers a variety of topics and offers insights to many of the most common questions we are interested in, however never thought of asking.

Timehop is a really cool tool that helps you remember what you were doing one year ago on this day by connecting to various social services and sending you a digest of your check-ins, tweets, facebook posts, etc.

“KOIKOIKOI is dedicated to featuring the world’s most amazing art, graphic design, advertising, photography, web, tattoo art and videos.” Do they stand behind their words? I guess so, but the true judge would be you! Start with the images below and let me know if I should add KOIKOIKOI to our Art page.

Playfic is a platform for writing and playing interactive fiction. Interactive fiction (aka “text adventures”) is a genre of game that uses no graphics or sound, but instead, uses text to tell a story in an interactive world.

Explore the Brain with fun games, videos and quizzes in an Alice in Wonderland themed world

Wondermind – If you have kids, and naturally they’re better at using the internet than you are, make sure you direct them towards this wonderful site. This is modern, online education for kids, as it should be.

Chill.com – Facebook may be the master when it comes to sharing photos with your friends; but when it comes to video there’s still something missing: the ability to create a nice big collection of all your videos, and also collections of cool videos you’ve found on any particular subject across the internet, and show them off in one place. And luckily enough for us avid consumers of online video, Chill’s creators have addressed this gap.

You sign up with your Facebook account, follow a few suggested users based on your interests, plus any of your Facebook friends already ‘chilling’. And then you can view cool videos either from a stream of all these users put together, or by clicking on any user’s individual feed. The feeds are great looking, and really do come out like a lovingly created scrapbook of shareable videos. This idea really works best when it comes to creating a ‘collection’ of videos on any particular subject, like this (albeit slightly Apple-geeky) collection of Steve Jobs videos I decided to follow and share for example. And there’s also a bookmarklet that allows you to post videos you find around the net that you like onto your Chill board (and Facebook and/or Twitter if you want!) for you and your friends to view and share on.

A great concept that’s developing a growing following, click here to watch some cool videos on Chill.

30 Second MBA, from Fast Company – Ever wondered how they do it, the Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerbergs of this world? How did they create and continue to grow some of the globe’s biggest businesses?

Get Buttoned Up – Life for any mommy (or daddy) having to balance work, kids and love is never easy. For many among us, the idea of organization is but a distant pipedream. But for those of you who do dream of a life of (im)perfect organization (because who wants perfection anyway!?), you could do a lot worse than taking some handy hints and top tips from the gurus at Buttoned Up.

Buttoned Up is a great company founded by four mothers, to help other parents organize their lives with tips and products designed to help you stay “buttoned up.” If you click on their ‘tools & giveaways’ button, you’ll find a whole host of goodies to help you stay organized, and there’s tons of hints and tips for any of life’s events, from moving house to general home life. Try it out by clicking here or on the pic below!

A selection of all the handy hints, tips, tools and products you can use to organize your life on "Get Buttoned Up"

Nerve Dating – Do you use online dating? Come on now, don’t be shy! Did you know 1 in 8 couples who got married last year in the US met online? It’s getting more and more socially acceptable to use the internet to find flings, dates, love and marriage. But many e-dating sites are still inaccessible and, in all honesty, a little bit embarassing! Nerve Dating has taken note of this to create more of a social network feel around the e-dating meet market. To borrow directly from the words of its creators: “Think fewer awkward “About Me” essays, and more conversations about what you did last night and what you thought of latest buzzed about restuarants.”

I really like this idea, being a proponent of online dating myself. It makes it much easier to fill out a profile, because you’re answering one-liner questions on your opinions and habits that pop up in very user-friendly places on the webpage. They’re actually quite fun to answer, and this feed of answers on your profile in turn gives a potential date an easy way of starting conversation with you. The usual suspects of online dating remain – your profile picture and stats for example – but again these are very easy to complete. All in all, if you do date online, this is a new, different approach worth your attention. It’s for anyone to use, whether you’re interested in men, women or both, and it’s free to fill out a profile. You only have to pay the $20 monthly fee to get the absolute most out of the site.

So click here (or on my tongue-in-cheek effort at a profile below!) and see if you can find a date in your area.

Nerve Dating - a new, social network-style approach to online dating: hope you like my profile!

If you want to find all the best sites on the web for women… or the best sites for men… check out our awesome All My Faves homepages. There’ll be something in there you’ll like, guaranteed!

Foodie.com, by online lifestyle publisher Glam Media, is a site that’s launched with very grand aims: to become a Facebook/Twitter hybrid… for food! Before you start groaning at yet another social network however, this does seem to have a reason to exist. For a start, you couldn’t say with much conviction that Facebook or Twitter provide a real niche towards food, recipes and restaurant sharing. And that’s exactly what Foodie provides.

This social basis enables Foodie.com to become a sort of interactive food magazine: you can browse delicious looking pictures of new and exciting recipes currently. And you have the ability to follow and interact some of the world’s most exciting chefs, who will post recipes and ideas on their feed; as well as top restaurant lists and shareable menus. All sounds rather delectable if you ask me! Click here or on the big pic below to join this fast growing foodies’ network.

Foodie allows you to follow top food writers & chefs, as well as get inspiration for meals in and out with tasty recipes

Don’t forget to check out our All My Faves Recipes Faves Page – with some great sites that any food enthusiast would salivate over (or just find some good ideas for tonight’s meal!).