10 of the weirdest social networks on the web Crowdsourcing your boob job. Not for everyone. THE internet is a weird and wonderful place. It has helped people from different backgrounds and different countries connect over shared experiences. It's also created some weird-as-hell social networks. Below we list 10 of the strangest social networks on the web. Myfreeimplants.com Want a boob-job but can't afford it? Well this site will help you find overly generous donors to pay for it. All you have to do is set up a profile with an excellent sob story, (a decent picture probably helps too), and then all donors have to do is evaluate if you're worth the donation. The tagline for the site is: "real women. Real donors. Real friendships. What could go wrong? Stache passions If you don't have some epic lip-fro or appreciate some epic lip-fro, you have no place on this social network. The site is a free social network and dating site dedicated to "singles with a passion for the stache." From the "Freestyle" to the "Handlebar," from the "Pencil" to the "Pornstar," there is a group for every kind of moustache on this site. If Tom Selleck fans were wondering where their people were hiding, StachePassions is it. Too bad the site looks like something out of the '90s. A Small world This site is the equivalent of the cool-kids club in high school. A Small World is super exclusive. In fact you can't even use the site without an invitation. Snobbiest social network ever. Stormfront A social network for white nationalists that ironically claims to support "true diversity and a homeland for all peoples." The site contains a series of forums and discussion boards where users debate things like revisionism, science, technology and race and even poetry. We assume that it is using the terms "diversity" and "all peoples" ironically because it goes on to say "thousands of organisations promote the interests, values and heritage of non-white minorities. We promote ours. We are the voice of the new, embattled White minority. Goodreads This site isn't so much weird as it is awesome. Goodreads is the world's largest site for readers and book recommendations. The site lets you keep track of the books you and your friends are reading, write recommendations and read recommendations based on your personal literary preferences. Of course discussions of books are also a must. The site boasts 18 million members, 570 million books and 24 million views. It's also just been acquired by Amazon. This site is nothing to turn your nose up at. VampireFreaks.com This site is less Twilight and more Dracula and focuses on all things gothic. "The web's largest community for gothic-industrial culture," the site boasts a following of 1.7 million members. Users can browse gothic bands, cults, user journal entries and shop in its Vampire Freaks store. The 'cults' seem to be the equivalent of Facebook groups, and feature everything from 'GoreWhores', 'Slackers' to 'PostPsychos' (we're assuming this means reformed weirdos). Sermo A social network for doctors, it is focused on the impact social media can have on medical care. It hopes that its network of 125,000 licensed physicians will help to disseminate and peer review each other's research with the hopes of making new medical discoveries. Quite a novel idea really. That is until your GP starts referring to the site in the middle of your doctors appointment. Nothing says "I'm confident in my diagnosis" like cross referencing it on the internet. Ning Ning is a social network that lets people create their own social networks. It is the Inception of social networks. It also costs a minimum of $25 to set up an account. Not sure whether the founders of the site have been notified about this great new site called Facebook which allows you to create your own online communities for free! Tough competition. Nonetheless, Ning claims to have been responsible for the creation of more than 2 million online communities. Date my pet It's a really sorry state of affairs when pet owners have to use their pets as a dating prop. The site claims it isn't just another dating site, but a community for pet owners looking for love and friendship. Users can adopt a pet, ask for advice about their own animal and chat with other users. If you are not a pet owner, you are welcomed too. But just remember, ' ... date my pet'. Redhedd.com Redhedd claims to be the "largest, most active and reddest onlnie community devoted to cheerleading a beautiful, noble, rarefied and dying breed." That's right, the site is a social network for rangas. If you feel like you need more red haired mates, head over to redhead and find a new sun-avert friend.