Internet wormholes

[ICanRowCanoe?]

Tell us what random links you've wasted far too much time on.

Tonight I'm clicking through a slideshow on child stars who died of overdoses. Next to it, there's a promo for one about child stars who now have regular jobs that I will surely click on next.

These would be a lot more interesting if I'd heard of most of the actors.

 

[QYFW]

Wrestling interviews.

 

[Spartan Squad]

sportsjournalists.com

 

[cjericho]

Tell us what random links you've wasted far too much time on.

Tonight I'm clicking through a slideshow on child stars who died of overdoses. Next to it, there's a promo for one about child stars who now have regular jobs that I will surely click on next.

These would be a lot more interesting if I'd heard of most of the actors.

Go to wiki and IMDB and look up each one you have not heard of.

 

[SpeedTchr]

Wrestling interviews.

More specifically for me, Pepper Gomez clips.
My great-grandmother loved ol' Pepper, and would scream at the TV whenever she thought he was being mistreated in the ring.

 

[Songbird]

YouTube ... it's the greatest invention since the remote control.

 

[Vombatus]

Following email scandals...

 

[LongTimeListener]

The other side (the "he did it" side) of the Hurricane Carter case.

He did it.

 

[sgreenwell]

On Wikipedia and TV Tropes, I'll just go down wormholes when it comes to Marvel and other fictional characters. Just so easy to click and click and click.

 

[swingline]

Crocodile vs. anaconda. Lion vs. water buffalo. And then all the others that pop up.

 

[QYFW]

More specifically for me, Pepper Gomez clips.
My great-grandmother loved ol' Pepper, and would scream at the TV whenever she thought he was being mistreated in the ring.

I was at a wrestling event about 30 years ago in a small armory. Bulldog Bob Brown was the big heel that night and during his match an old spectator ran up to the ring and started beating on him with a straw hat. I grew up in the South.

 

[Vombatus]

If you've never wondered around Atlas Obscura, wow, it can be fascinating. I've only done it a couple of times, but it's like taking a vacation to a place and seeing and learning a lot of history, sometimes odd.

I also like satellite imagery.