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[Pardo]

Hello fellow Redditors,

 

What are some of your favorite communities on Reddit and why?

 

Funny & Cringey:

 

Choosing Beggars - "Sell me your $1500 laptop for $200! No? YOU RUINED MY SONS XMAS! APOLOGIZE!"

 

Old people on Facebook - No explanation needed.

 

Trashy - No explanation needed

 

Interesting/Data:

 

Data is beautiful - All kinds of cool graphics and data charts on different/random things.

 

Mysterious:

 

Missing 411 - Related to the many Missing 411 books & 2 documentaries featuring people disappearing in federally owned parks in the US & Canada.

 

Unresolved Mysteries - Related to disappearances, murder cases, etc. Just like the TV show.

 

Reddit Bureau of Investigation - They will help you find what you need/answer questions.

 

 

 

 

 

[Marsden 1st MRB]

What is reddit precious? There is only the MRB Forums precious.

[Moffat 1st MRB]

History Porn - Great sub for historical photographs

 

Today I learned - I know it's common, but it's great for topics I bring up to students at the begening of each classes.

 

World News - It's US centric at times, but it's good to see different point of views from all around the world about world events. You also have mega threads in major events that will go over different perspective than in our local medias.

 

Ask Historians - Some times you get great questions about history and the answers are highly controlled by the mods, so you often get very long and precise answers based on books and such.

 

Cursed Comments - If you have a dark sens of humour, that's the latest sub iv'e found ^^

 

I took a picture - Since r/Pics is now mostly junk I don't care about, I found that this sub is what r/Pics should have been.

 

Not the Onion - A sub about articles so ridiculous it could have been written by ''The Onion'', but it's true...

[Fielding 1st MRB]

Ask Reddit- Just people telling messed up stories and their experiences on topics such as, craziest thing youve seen as a cop. etc

World News- Because why watch tv when the internet will teach me

r/Lightingdesign- seeing people in my industry and the shows theyve created using intelligent fixtures.

r/failarmy- page full of fails