Dating back to December 31, 2015 Redditor KnightofSunlight posted a mysterious photo to r/WhatsThisThing---the forum that asks the internet help for identifying unknown objects. Fast forward a bit and the thread determined that the photo this dude uploaded was actually a land mine, and that he'd been inactive for a long time; and that's when the sh*t really hit the fan.
There are just a few basic unwritten rules to life. We all know them.
Well, Reddit decided to write down these unwritten rules. And a thread discussing this topic has given us the essential guide to human life.
Just follow these 10 rules and you'll be good to go. At least, according to the Internet.
Bless r/photoshopbattles for all they do.
Via: Reddit
Today's heartwarming post-Hurricane Sandy story comes from Redditor RuffDesperado, whose friendly neighbor is offering free electricity to people who need to charge their phones. In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, New Jersey residents have been facing massive power outage on an unprecedented scale, which may take longer than a week for complete restoration, according to the utility companies.
R/photoshopbattles is arguably one of the best subreddits on Reddit. And this proves it.
After a Redditor uploaded this photo of a very menacing little girl holding an owl, things got out of hand—as they should have.
Take a look at the best edits Reddit could come up with...
Via: S1icedBread
Well, I guess had, seeing as this sht's expectedly gone viral. How did so many of us miss this guy's masterpiece? The account was discovered by AdAge after a Reddit user spotted it. The 46-year-old went from having just 240 subscribers to having nearly 49,700.
“That’s so f—king weird. He’s verified and everything,” the user said. “I’m genuinely shocked that an [Academy Award-winning] actor can put out a video and get under 1,000 views in a year.”
Here's to hoping that now that his secret's out, he brings some new life to his next series of videos!
