Well, UF had a link to this. For those who know the lingo, it generates a visual representation of the DOM tree of the specified page. In layman's terms, it makes the page's code into pretty circles with lines between them. A key to the colours is at the bottom of the page the graph is on. I thought it would be fun to share

Couple of interesting graphs I found:
http://www.apple.com/ has a thing that looks a bit like a dandelion
http://www.google.com/ simplicity... visually represented.
http://www.boingboing.net/ has a huge cluster of text and links.

Post your finds!

EDIT: Try asking other people what they think it means. Based off personal experience, the answers will be better than the graphs themselves
EDIT II: When I put the other web addresses up there, I meant put them into the visualiser, but it made them into links.