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Fedoras And The Internet: A Torrid Love Affair
Culture Buzz People on the internet love fedoras, but why?
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What If Every Internet Meme Went Public Like Facebook Did?
Culture Buzz Imagine if the stock market was a bunch of people running around buying and selling meaningless junk that no one cares about it? Oh wait, it is that.
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Reddit Users Shower Terminally-Ill Man With Hundreds Of Letters
Culture Buzz Scott Widak has Down syndrome and suffers from liver disease, and he loves receiving mail. His nephew Sean posted his P.O. Box on reddit and the site's users responded with hundreds of letters, packages, and gifts. Reddit users are really on a good deeds roll lately. (via mashable.com)
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17 Notes From A Roommate Who Hates Working Out
Culture Buzz It's the classic story of, “Roommate A doesn't want to work out, but Roommate B makes Roommate A work out anyway, so Roommate A responds with brilliant notes as an evasive maneuver.” It's actually quite a lot of effort for an attempt to be lazy.
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The Best And Worst Of Reddit Relationship Advice
Shift Buzz Reddit has several forums devoted to love. Some of the advice there is great. Some is… not.
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Molly Ringwald: “I Drink The Blood Of Kristen Stewart”
Shift Buzz The '80s teen goddess did an Ask Me Anything on Reddit, revealing that she drinks the blood of teen stars and why she still loves “The Breakfast Club.”
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How Old Are The Readers Of Your Favorite Websites?
Tech Buzz The median LinkedIn user is the same age as Carrot Top. What about the other most popular sites in the world? We crunched Google's numbers to find out.
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Best Of Joss Whedon's Reddit AMA
Celebrity Buzz This was the geek equivalent of dividing by zero. Only by the sheer force of Whedon's charisma did the Internet resist imploding from awesomeness.
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Redditor Snaps Romney Bodyboarding In La Jolla
Politics Buzz The person who posted this to Reddit says it was taken yesterday on the beach in La Jolla, Cali., now Romney's main residence. Romney's son, Matt, tweeted about it (below). [Updated.]
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Terrifying Account Of A Dead Baby On The New York Subway Probably Just A Cabbage Patch Doll
Culture Buzz According to redditor Hollyholidayz a woman brought a dead baby, carried in a stroller, onto the Brooklyn bound L train last night. The train was subsequently stopped around 6:45 p.m. at the 1st Avenue station where police took over the investigation. No official reports have been released at this time. (via reddit.com)
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Reddit Makes A Terminal Cancer Patient's Dreams Come True
In which a friend turns to Reddit for help, and a sci-fi author and his publishers help to make his dream come true. Grab a hankie.
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Link: Reddit Decides Child Pornography Not Part Of Free Speech
http://nymag.com/daily/intel/2012/02/policy-shift-reddit-...
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Sorry Pedobears. In a policy shift starting immediately, Reddit will no longer allow users to post “…suggestive or sexual content featuring minors.”
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Link: 13 Fascinating Non-Celebrity Reddit AMAs
http://www.uproxx.com/webculture/2012/02/can-you-draw-cat...
Can you draw CatDog pooping? For those who don't enjoy wasting the precious time they have before they die on Reddit, IAMA and AMA stand for I am a and Ask me anything.
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Video: Rand Paul's Relaxed TSA Detention
Politics Buzz Libertarian captions courtesy of Paul's fans.
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Masterful “Cat Facts” Texting Prank
Culture Buzz Mee-wow! On Reddit, frackyou writes, “So my little cousin posted on Facebook that he was bored and gave everyone his new phone number.” Maximum trolling ensued.
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Social Media Explained In One Image
Tech Buzz It's as easy as pee! A clever explanation for how we use the various social networks we're addicted to surged on Reddit today in the form of this old image, made from an even older tweet. I decided to expand on the topic by updating the original and making a bit pretty, too. Add your own suggestions in the comments!
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The Rage Comic Drinking Game
Culture Buzz It's time to get drunk with the internet using this amazing meme-inspired board game.
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reddit
Reddit is super hot on the BuzzFeed Network right now. Here's all the best viral buzz on Reddit.
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Hipster Hitler Spotted In The Wild
Culture Buzz Look everyone, it's Adolf Hipster! Photo taken today by a Redditor named captureo at Mexico's Tecnológico de Monterrey. It's a really obscure school, you've probably never heard of it.
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Image: Reddit Will Black Out Jan. 18 To Protest SOPA
In effort to stop the much criticized “Stop Online Piracy Act” being debated in Washington, many large sites have been rumored to be discussing a “nuclear option” to essentially black out their site to raise awareness of the issue. Reddit plans on taking this route on January 18th. Read the full statement here.
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Why You Should Never Drive With A Bucket Of Paint In Your Car
Culture Buzz Because something hilarious might happen. (via reddit.com)
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Image: Reddit Solves Another First World Problem
Have you ever wished that your zipper wouldn't fall down on its own? Well wish no longer. Your life just changed. (via reddit.com)
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Image: After A Breakup, Jeremy’s Friend Put Him Back In The Game
Redditor ItsPrisonTime has a friend named Jeremy who went through a bad break up. ItsPrisonTime decided Jeremy needed to be back on the market. He made this. He won the Internet today. Jeremy? Well I don't think Jeremy knows. (via reddit.com)
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Excellent Fashion Advice For The #OccupyWallStreet Participants
Style Buzz A Reddit commenter totally nails it.
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The 30 Most Useful, Interesting, And Surprising “Today I Learned” Threads On Reddit
Science Buzz Today, I learned a whole bunch of neat stuff. Here's a selection of the most fascinating information to be gleaned from browsing Reddit's TodayILearned posts.
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Link: Bear Grylls Q&A Live On Reddit Right Now
http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/kefnc/i_am_bear_gry...
Man Vs Wild star Bear Grylls is currently doing a Ask Me Anything on Reddit.
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10 Images You Never Need To Repost To Reddit Again
Culture Buzz It's always annoying when someone posts an image without giving attribution to where they found it, especially when you just saw it on Reddit's front page earlier that day. But even if you found it on Reddit, it probably didn't originate there anyway.
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