The Internet has opened up new opportunities for billions of people. Smartphones and portable computers have brought more people online than ever before, enabling them to learn from and share with each other. This access gives them a chance to participate in the benefits of the internet. One key benefit is the ability for like-minded people to form their own communities. In the past, it was tough for people with niche interests to communicate regularly or start a group. The Internet changes that. Now, communities that might have been impossible to establish just a few decades ago can thrive online. Reddit is a premier site for these communities, allowing anyone to set up their own group, or subreddit, to discuss shared interests. While many subreddits focus on ordinary topics, others involve strange and weird cultures and communities that are hard to imagine. Some are simply beyond imagination.
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This is the top Internet spot for people who like birds, muscular arms, and Photoshop.r/bridswitharms is a subreddit for people who want to photoshop arms onto birds.Users test their creativity and art skills by making birds (and arms) look silly.
Over 100,000 people joined since 2008. The subreddit asks users to use image software to createfunny pictures of birds with human arms.Users add arms onto the birds' bodies.
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An evil mastermind's life is often lonely and isolated. This changes because ofr/myevilplan lets people discuss their evil plans.This subreddit lets people discuss evil schemes. They can seek revenge or just prank a friend. Members offer advice and feedback.
With over 15,000 members, you will find plenty of help planning your evil scheme.
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Reddit is diverse. A group could start a subreddit for the life story of a fictional man named Norman Tebbutt. That happened.r is a subreddit for people who want to control the life of a random dude./lifeofnorman is a subreddit for people who want to control the life of a random dude.This subreddit has 50,000 members. They share small stories about Norman's ordinary life.
Norman lost his wife to a younger man. He saw his son move out. He got a cat. It is riveting.
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Explaining this is hard.r/fifthworldproblems is a subreddit for people who are immortal transdimensional beings.This subreddit focuses on hypothetical problems in a world outside normal reality. Members have a tiny, four-dimensional consciousness.
Posts are surreal and hard to grasp. They cover cosmic events humans cannot understand. It acts like a dark collective art project. It is alsohilarious is a subreddit for people who are immortal transdimensional beings.. is a subreddit for people who are immortal transdimensional beings.
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Reddit shares funny, outlandish stories. One subreddit does the opposite.r/ is a subreddit for people who want to tell pointless stories.p is a subreddit for people who want to tell pointless stories.pointlessstoriesThis subreddit lets anyone tell a story to the world without having seen or done anything interesting.
Instead, users post about normal daily lives. People who make sense should not read these, yet many do. The Internet does this.
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Anyone with children (or who was a child) knows the theme song from Thomas the Tank Engine. If you are not in those groups, the song is a subreddit for people who want to remix the Thomas The Tank Engine theme song with hip-hop.can be modified or remixed with all types of different music.
Over at is a subreddit for people who want to remix the Thomas The Tank Engine theme song with hip-hop.r/thomasthedankengine is a subreddit for people who want to remix the Thomas The Tank Engine theme song with hip-hop.Users alter the theme song with hip-hop tracks to make new musical works.
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Zombies are popular in media. A subreddit started to discuss ways to survive any monster outbreak. The subredditr/ is a subreddit for people who want to survive the zombie apocalypse.ZombieSurvivalTacticsContributors post tips and strategies for handling a zombie apocalypse.
Members share ways to fight off enemies during an attack and survival advice if trapped in the wilderness. Administrators only accept posts about realistic zombie situations; fantasy is not allowed.
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Technically,r/enlightenedbirdmenThis subreddit features 41,000 people who pretend birds are fighting humans. Members act like birds attacking people as part of a larger campaign against enemies.
Posters submit messages with various bird noises in the text. Example: SCRAWWW!! I HAVE DESTROYED A MUDMAN SCREE!! SCRAW.
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Forty-six thousand people on Reddit enjoy posting and looking at images of Slavic people squatting for some reason. We do not know if these Eastern Europeans are expert squatters or just do it more often than others.r/slavs_squattingThe subreddit has a steady supply of images and gifs of them.almostThey sit down in many different locations and environments.
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Sometimes a thing's name tells you everything you need to know. "Scrambled eggs" or "wheelchair" give you a clear idea of what you get. This applies tor/dragonsf*ckingcars, a subreddit that delivers on its title's promise.
The community has many well-done illustrations, image edits, and occasional "real world" photos of winged reptiles using cars. Be warned, some images are very NSFW.
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Reddit shows much interest in toasters over the years, including members seeking equal rights for toasters with humans.r/ToasterRightsor people showing off toasters that have stopped working.r/PicsOfDeadToasters.
One subreddit,r/ToastersGW, goes further. It holds "sexy" images of cooking devices, letting subscribers admire them. "GW" means "Gone Wild" for newcomers.
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Counting is something we learned early, perhaps in school, but we do not think about it in adult life. The r/countingtries to change that. The community premise is simple, though one of the strangest online. Users reply to previous comments with the next number in the sequence.
They are not counting to a specific number; the group has now reached over 1.5 million.
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r/CarpetsforAirportsThis subreddit features airport carpets from every corner of the globe. People share photos of airport carpets they see on trips. Contributors also add trivia about the carpets and details on the making process.
Some contributors add extra work. They include videos of their favorite airport decorations in their posts.
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Having a cold, refreshing beer or a warm, relaxing shower offers great enjoyment.r/showerbeerUsers combine these two activities for one great experience.
Users share favorite beers and suggest new drinks. They post pictures of themselves drinking alcohol in the shower. Some photos might be explicit, but this place is not for smut.
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Do you think trees fail at their job? Then...r/treessuckingatthingsThis community has 33,000 members. They show trees in a bad light always.
Send genuine pictures, or even Photoshopped ones, of trees failing their tasks. Photos showing trees doing things right, like photosynthesis, are banned.
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Some people love electric fans completely. This subreddit, called r/f, is the perfect spot for them to talk about fans and post pictures of different ones.r/fans.
Though small, the community stays active. You will see many types of electric fans there, new or old, ceiling or window. All electric fans are welcome.
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