http://www.reddit.com/r/secretpalace/

Immolate yourself.

>funny
>subreddit

I think not.

that's enough internet for today, i need to cleanse my eyes by directly observing the sun for an hour.

I never really understood the hate on Reddit. The only explanation I ever get is that they act cringy by using stupid memes and saying "le", but in over two years of use, I have never seen that. All it takes is to unsubscribe from the popular and shitty subreddits.

>>5 The only explanation I ever get is that they act cringy by using stupid memes and saying "le"

Isn't that enough? Le Reddit is le cancer of le Internet, and le 13-year-olds with le stupid fucking memes need to le stay there. Reddit makes /b/ look like a placid oasis of intellectual contemplation by comparison.

Also,

>>act cringy

I think they are not acting.

>>6
I don't know if you're retarded, trolling, or just stupidly going off of what you hear about it.

I hardly ever see anyone under 18 there.

>Isn't that enough?

You only quoted the first portion of my sentence, in which I continued to explain why that assumption is bullshit.

>>7
gb2/reddit/ and take OP with you, kthxbye

i dont care who says theyre hot or they arent id still put it in all their holes

>>8

>kthxbye

Go back to facebook, you preteen girl

>preteen girl

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http://file.navyfield.com/navyfield/forum/201305/06/e3ff0kg1.jpg

>>11
So edgy
Go back to 4chan

It's all relative. If you're gonna make an exception like >>1 , then you shouldn't generalize, really. Like most of social media, it's transient, and will continue to change in response to our culture. Also, >>6, I believe it's what the kiddies call post-irony; I hear it's really popular. Similar to irony, memes, and name calling, post-irony doesn't contribute anything to a discussion.

Reddit is the only website that I can still bear to go on actively.

Saying that it is le memes is like saying that /b/ represents the entirety of 4chan, 4ch, Futaba 2ch and Somethingawful.\

Even the subs well regarded as complete shit-holes like funny, atheism etc. are just a thousand times better than most popular websites nowadays.

>>14

>>>/reddit/

>>8,15
so instead of making a proper argument you respond with a shitpost
how interesting
>>10-12
why continue the cancer?
>>10,11
why do people care this much about the words people choose to use to express themselves if everyone knows what they mean?

http://www.reddit.com/r/4ch

>~4 users here now

I see you!

As far as I can tell, the issue I have with most subreddits, and I'm not subscribed to the popular ones, is that the karma whoring and "for the lulz" comments are real.
I expected from something with accounts to be more serious, and keep the memes for somewhere else.
But hey, it's a representation of the modern internet user.