what do you do when you go down a rabbit hole?

[omghereistrouble]

hands up lots of us do it. start scrolling on the internet for weird things with me it varies but at the moment these are my 3 favourite internet searches and viewing;
washing machine filters its amazing when they open these filters what these folk have in the filters! bit like drier filters

blocked drains i know its grim with all the loo paper and worse but omg nothing like it all suddenly rushing away after jetting it

cleaning up hoarder house there is loads of these where they have to dig themselves through all the junk rubbish and filth

so what strange things do you like to follow

Get stuck..boom boom
Sorry couldn't resist,

Apartment therapy website for house tour photos and before and after pictures. I like seeing how people decorate their space especially if their taste is similar to mine.

An Australian councillor who does garden type drain and edging grass type things. I got curious as to why Australians in general seem to have a lot of drain issues compared to the uk, apparently they are built completely differently for some reason, I can’t remember why exactly but it was very interesting.

Crocodiles in the desert

the ‘eye’ in the desert

the Swedish authorities who appear to be ousting every British person they can find regardless of their personal circumstances

afghanis in Australia, a lot of them were there since the 1860s,

what is north Asia (it’s Siberia etc)

unexpected minority groups in unexpected places (unexpected = to me, white British) eg started with afghanis in Australia (see above), also African/japanese in Japan, Welsh in Patagonia, Indian/white in India etc,

chorleywood bread

and so on.

Just thought of two more - the Erin Patterson appeal result will be live-streamed tomorrow at about 10pm UK time

the Villa Vie cruise ship. That one I’ve been reading about on and off since a man was videoed in a Belfast comedy show, now they’ve all been turfed out in Cambodia. Fascinating stuff.

Surely the whole point is that it's something different every time? In the last week, I've spent an hour or more on the history of torii gates, what a Reynolds number is, and square packing.

Recently the Congo river. I followed Ash Dykes expedition on social media and found it fascinating how scary and dangerous the Congo basin is. What blows my mind is that the Congo river is up to 220 meters deep!!

Am cursing myself for looking at this thread - I don’t need more stuff that i don’t know about to then start looking into 😂

Yep. I decided to read up on Catherine of Aragon! To be fair, it's often something historical.

My 'go to', though, is abscess draining or Dr Pimple Popper.

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I’m glad I’m not the only one reading it thinking “ooh that’s interesting” and considering opening google again!

Uncle Stu's guitar series. Absolute genius.

The research on red light, insects and bees!

At the moment mine is professional carpet cleaning, it’s so satisfying.

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I actually burst out laughing there remembering the time i actually did fall down a rabbit hole on a big walk with the kids. They were laughing at me 🫣😪🤭🤣.

I’m picturing it being like that puddle scene in Vicar of Dibley 😂

Sheep, alpaca and llama shearing
Cattle hoof restoration
Garden clearance
Extreme decluttering
Street drain unblocking
Cleaning road signs

I think there's a pattern here 🤣

Everything we go that walk now theres a chorus of "rabbit hole" at that part followed by fits of laughter. I will never live it down! 😳

Ear cleaning videos on YouTube!! I know its 🤢🤢 but can't help myself 🤣
Also animal rescue onesie, usually geckos with infections.....the before and after pics are amazing

glad it is not me then, i also like seeing spots squeezed more pus the better or ear cleaning; the gunk they get out its a wonder folk could hear before!
restoring old houses is fascinating especially when they find hidden rooms or attics full of junk!

Youve got to look at cow hoof trimming!

Nate the hoof guy 👌