Do you ever just start looking up random shit on Wikipedia even if you know what it is already?

I was just talking to someone about freshwater, like, as opposed to seawater, and I decided to read about it on Wikipedia as if I didn't already know that it's just water with little to no salt concentration in it.

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SW-User

I end up in some weird places following Internet searches. I started yesterday reading about an English cricketer suspended fir Tweets he made 9 years ago, and ended up reading about the long snapper position in Americzn football.

helenS · 36-40, F

There's a lot more to say about the differences between freshwater and seawater, apart form the obvious fact that the NaCl concentration is much higher in seawater.

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helenS · 36-40, F

@BlueMetalChick Did you use freshwater or seawater to make the wonton soup?

BlueMetalChick · 26-30, F

@helenS Fresh, of course, but I did add salt to the broth after it was done cooking.

helenS · 36-40, F

@BlueMetalChick In fact you made artificial sea water! 😏

Lonelyandyb · 36-40, M

Sometimes , mostly just to reassure myself

SW-User

Google....a ton of google till I.m sick of it xD

Crazywaterspring · 61-69, M

Google maps is great for looking up random stuff. North Korea is just weird.

CrustyDDingus · 36-40, M

I usually find out mundane things like that after going down a rabbit hole of something else entirely... So according to one of my coworkers, actual vanilla is taken from a beaver's ass.

BlueMetalChick · 26-30, F

@CrustyDDingus ...what in the world?

CrustyDDingus · 36-40, M

@BlueMetalChick I'm sure there's more to it than that 🤣

basilfawlty89 · 36-40, M

Oh yeah, often, I can spend hours on Wikipedia reading random encyclopaedic entries.

MethDozer · M

Yeah I do that a lot to get sleepy for bed.

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