I craft a lot - drawing, painting, clay, sewing, but mainly crochet and cross stitch.

I used to read, incessantly. Don't have as much time for it anymore.

Camping once a year if I can. Hiking as often as possible. Love the outdoors.

Gardening! Nothing like seeing what you planted grow and thrive.

As quick as we're getting drone pics that are amazing to look at, areas around the world are banning drones. The first that comes to mind is the Taj Mahal.

Definitely check out Amos Chapple's work with drones. His ground work is pretty awesome, too.

Walcome, a'm pleased tae meet ye!

All joking aside, welcome to Snapzu, /u/seriouslysilly.

This is awesome - love bodyweight training, and this is a nice summary. Thanks for sharing!

I honestly laughed at Arm-Falling Off Man.

And how slow was it in the studio when they came up with the Dog Welder dude?

Hi, fellow Reddit refugee!

I'm hoping you'll settle in quick enough - Snapzu has a lot of great features and a pretty intuitive layout. Takes a little getting used to, but there are always improvements coming down the pipeline.

Sorry. My mistake.

Really? Shoot, my bad. Seems a little counter intuitive.

Hi there!

Just as a FYI, you can cross post into multiple tribes at once - no need to post multiple times for different tribes. Part of the learning curve, but I thought I'd let you know! :)

The couple of times I've had deep fried ice cream they used cornflakes as the basis of the crust. Not that weird, but not something you see every day.

Come to think of it, anything deep fried that's really crispy normally uses breakfast cereal as a base. Cornflakes, Captain crunch. Interesting.

Check out how cornflakes were discovered. Even weirder than putting them as a topping on ice cream! ;)

It wouldn't be weird in Europe/UK, but chips/fries dipped in mayonnaise. I LOVE that.

A strawberry and cheddar cheese sandwich.

Buttered bread with crisps/chips on it - my mother always called it a chip butte, but I don't think that's it's true form.

I never thought of butterflies as swimming through the air - it makes sense, though.

I've never seen any videos from this channel - like /u/gladsdotter said, very informative. Thanks for sharing - I'll definitely have to check out more of their content!

They're tons of fun to make, too. Had a lot of requests for that one!

Ah, fantastic. Thanks for the link!