So simple, yet so hilariously brilliant. Enter a normal url, and this free service will spit out a new, fully-functional scary-looking url that promises to be stuffed to the brim with malware, trojans and porn.

If the new url isn’t quite shady enough for you, hit reload until you get one you like. For TehAwesome.Net, here are a few that were generated:

http://5z8.info/super-nsfw_l4o3o_start-trojan

http://5z8.info/nakedgrandmas.jpg_c5k6n_worm.exe

http://5z8.info/super-nsfw_x3e1z_facebook-of-sex

http://5z8.info/ip-stealer_e7g4c_startphish

http://5z8.info/how2printmoney_t1d2u_stalin-will-rise-again

http://5z8.info/_init_download_s1a7m_alqaeda-message-boards

The redirection works perfectly, so I think I’ll be using this service to send out all client urls from here on out. Try it out for yourself at ShadyURL.Com!

The Internet is black box with a blinking red light on top that Roy and Moss have given Jen, who knows absolutely nothing about computers, in the hopes of embarrassing her in front of her peers during her speech.

Naturally, as happens too often in real-life, the rest of her peers are complete knobs and have no idea what the Internet is either, so they are quite impressed by The Internet, and Roy and Moss are hoist by their own petard. (I’m not doing this episode justice at all. The only thing worse than trying to summarize a British comedy in text is an American trying to summarize a British comedy in text.)

Watch a clip from this episode for yourself, and then download the series on Netflix Instant Queue,

Now, thanks to Instructables user Melty McFace, you can build your own The Internet and let your own inter-office mayhem ensue. Click here for the step-by-step.

Via [Geekstir]