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A topic of conversation that has diverted wildly from the original conversational thread and is generally viewed by all (but the one leading the topic) as being without resolution, or at the very least is uninteresting to others in the group. Ratholes usually open up when related but tangential topics are discussed which are explored in much more detail than is required for the relational reference to the original thread.
I was trying to keep things on topic, but you've opened up a big rathole with all this talk of comic book plot twists.
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Ratholing can take the form of scamming someone or just generally handing them a bad beat. A rathole can also be an income account in the world of accounting and finance. Debit Magic Online Inventory, Credit Rathole
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Poker jargon for a no-limit strategy of buying in for only a small amount and leaving the game as soon as the buy-in is doubled. A guy with 10 bets in front of him doubled up and then jumped back in his rathole.
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