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.
Reddit is a social network platform that allows users to discuss and vote on content. Most of the content on Reddit's site are User Generated Content (UGC). Reddit is ranking as the No. 5 most visited website in U.S.
Someone get Redditor obviousplant a job at Barnes & Noble!
Once a week the sketchyCrab will pick a submission from his website and draw the winner as a "hideous freak". Each lucky winner receives an email with a high resolution version to do whatever they want with (new LinkedIn photo perhaps). Why you ask??? Because "people apparently hate feeling good about themselves".
Via The Daily Dot
Oh how wrong they were:
In fact, it was a shot of Redditor poshpink330's husband's... ahem... poshterior.
The touch-up with Photoshop made it fairly convincing though:
Via Reddit
Redditor Alexanderr discovered how IMDb ranks movie casts in the best way possible: after he posted about his upcoming appearance in Jack Reacher as 'Suspicious Onlooker,' Redditors took to mashing their F5 keys and Alexander Rhodes rose higher than even Tom Cruise on the movie's cast list.
Via irishchck14
This kid is well ahead of the class. He's already discovered sarcasm.
A proud parent posted the hilarious answer on Reddit their student gave when asked to show work on a math problem.
And it is amazing.
The 6-year-old boy answered the math problem correctly. But instead of showing his work (Four dimes is $.40, which is greater than $.30) he drew this amusing stick figure.
"This is why my kid is going places," the boy's mother wrote.
Hold on mom, it looks like you have a genius on your hands!
