SHOCKING images show a lion chewing its way out of a zebra carcass, freaking out Reddit users. The gruesome pictures posted on the forum site show the moment a lion was spotted staring straight through a hole it had torn in the hide of a dead zebra.... He will never be spotted."" Kinda motivational if you ask me.... No matter how bad things get, you can still be a lion on the inside," another user said....

WASHINGTON: Wall Street will see one of the year’s most highly anticipated IPOs this week, when the nearly two decade old social media platform Reddit goes public, set for March 21. Here are five things to know about Reddit and its passionate user base: Not newReddit was founded a year after Facebook, in 2005, by Steve Huffman and Alexis Ohanian, two computer science graduates from the University of Virginia. The site was conceived pretty much as it exists today: as a way to share and discuss in

AN employee has revealed a hilarious note their furious boss issued to staff-which appeared to be riddled with grammatical errors. The angry message, complaining about the office's messy toilets, was shared on Reddit and left users bemused.... It's amazing what spell check can be used for.... IRISH EXIT I abandoned my rude date even though I was her ride–I hope I never see her again YOU HAVING A LAUGH?...

REDDIT users have freaked out after seeing an alien-like beast with an extending jaw that impales its prey, Pictures of the viper dogfish show off its scary snapping jaws and razor sharp teeth.... 3 Reddit users said the teeth look like metal Credit: Reddit 3 And compared it to a xenomorph Credit: Reddit The caption of the Reddit photo read:" Viper dogfish, a deep sea shark from the pacific ocean.... OUT OF THIS WORLD Heart-warming John Lewis Xmas ad shows boy making friends with an alien Who'

The Reddit app icon is seen on a smartphone.... The company has been advised to consider a valuation of at least$ 5 billion in an IPO and could begin marketing the shares as soon as March, Bloomberg News previously reported. The company is a high-profile addition to the year’s roster of newly and soon-to-be public companies.... 1, according to data compiled by Bloomberg....

Organizers of the blackout, which began Monday, say Reddit's changes threaten to end key ways of historically customizing the platform — which relies heavily on the work of volunteer moderators.... While some returned to their public settings after 48 hours, others say they will stay private indefinitely, until Reddit meets their demands. But Reddit, a subsidiary of New York-based Advance Publications, is not changing course.... The company also notes that the new fees will only apply to eligi

GameStop Corp. advanced on Friday and was on track to recoup much of Thursday’s$ 11 billion blowafter Robinhood Markets Inc. and other brokerages eased trading restrictions on the video-game retailer.... Photographer: Tiffany Hagler-Geard/ BloombergThe company came under scrutiny after this year's trading frenzy in the so-called meme stocks such as GameStop.... Its handling of the frenzy, marred with glitches and followed by trading restrictions, attracted the wrath of many of its users and U.

WASHINGTON--If you hopped on Reddit to scroll through your favorite forums this week, you may have encountered “ private ” or “ restricted ” messages.... That’s because thousands of subreddits chose to go dark in an ongoing protest over the company's plan to start charging certain third-party developers to access the site's data.... Reddit has more than 100, 000 active subreddits, and nearly 9, 000 of them went dark this week....

A screenshot of Justin O’Donnell’s tweet sharing the fake post( Justin O’Donnell via Twitter) “ Anyone else have trouble convincing your teen kids to continue transitioning?... ” the fake post asked in its title.... ” The author of the advice thread on Reddit was also called FunkyDuffy, and one of the top supportive comments was from a user with exactly the same username as Tariq....

Should you take money advice from a stranger on the Internet?... ”) “ It’s like crowdsourcing financial advice, ” says Dana Eble, a public relations specialist based in Detroit, who regularly browses r/ personalfinance.If you’re not a “ Redditor ” like Eble, think of the site like an old-school online forum.... You can also upvote, downvote or reply to other people’s content....