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Anonymous wrote:Guys that fix issues with cow hoofs

Whoa. Just watched several. I see how this rabbit hole started...

I went down this rabbit hole recently - I find it so interesting and satisfying. But, that led me somehow to draining cow abscesses. Holy sh**.

Diddy being some sort of blackmail agent / Jeff Epstein of rap/entertainment

Anonymous wrote:The guy who finds yards that are way overgrown and clears them out for free to help the neighborhood.

OMG yes. I absolutely love watching him mow. So satisfying.

Anonymous wrote:rewatching all the Mt Everest disaster movies and documentaries. I don't know why

OMG I thought maybe I had posted this and forgotten but it definitely wasn't me although I am doing the exact same thing right now!

Anonymous wrote:Mechanical pencils and lead grades

Isn't it not lead but graphite?

Anonymous wrote:I'm in an endless cycle of cat/kitten suggestions on Instagram. I cannot escape it. I "heart" or follow a new post or account, and then 10 more are suggested. I watch the kitties, then I'm shown 64 more. I don't know how to escape this cat/rabbit hole that I've fallen into.

I had a friend send me an Instagram message containing a video of guinea pigs. Then my feed was bombarded with videos of guinea pigs. So, in an attempt to throw the algorithm off, I searched for "how to cook guinea pigs" and now my feed is filled with, I kid you not, videos of guinea pigs appearing to cook in kitchens where everything is made of felt.

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Anonymous wrote:-After watching a few compelling shows, I started reading more and more about Orthodox Judaism
-Just watched anatomy of a fall and then started comparing judicial norms bw US and France, so different and fascinating!

I noticed an Instagram account kept popping up in my Instagram feed--"SophiaTheJew." She's a young Orthodox woman (married with a baby) who mostly posts about modest fashion and sometimes cooking. I started following her because her fashion choices are so pretty.

I sometimes look at "miriam_ezagui". I don't follow her but she's an orthodox jewish mom who documents her life on IG. I also occasionally check in on "therelatablejew" as well--she's a young, single orthodox jewish girl living in NYC. from both of these I then fell down the rabbit hole of orthodox wedding hair/make-up accounts because the dresses are so pretty and their celebrations are so lavish and fun to watch.

I waste an enormous amount of time looking for things others might like and I could buy for them but my main obsession is looking at curtains. And dressers. I need one for my bedroom.

different poster but it's probably carpal tunnel

Anonymous wrote:Crochet—taking it back up after 10+ years not doing it. I’m reteaching myself, looking at waaay too complicated patterns, and trying to figure out the best way not to injure myself like I did 10 years ago.

PLEASE come back and say how you were injured by crocheting, before I start heading down a rabbit hole trying to figure it out!

Anonymous wrote:Guys that fix issues with cow hoofs

I’m getting a guy that fixes horse hooves!

_Sammiehead on IG is how I picture most commenters here but 15+ years older and with only 2-3 kids.

Anonymous wrote:Utah bloggers

If you like Utah bloggers/Instagrammers you should look up Jane Williamson on IG because she is hilarious.

Anonymous wrote:-After watching a few compelling shows, I started reading more and more about Orthodox Judaism
-Just watched anatomy of a fall and then started comparing judicial norms bw US and France, so different and fascinating!

I noticed an Instagram account kept popping up in my Instagram feed--"SophiaTheJew." She's a young Orthodox woman (married with a baby) who mostly posts about modest fashion and sometimes cooking. I started following her because her fashion choices are so pretty.

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