👉 Reddit's random acts of brilliance (RAB) are like a quirky, surreal mashup of "random acts" from other places online.
Imagine this: I had just started up Reddit and needed to make my first post about how I was having the best time ever on the site. In one of those random acts of genius moments, I accidentally hit Post-Reply (a feature that lets you reply to your previous posts) while browsing through a subreddit called "Reddit Random Acts of Muff Dive." I just thought, "This is it! The moment I was hoping for." So I wrote: "Hey everyone, my post about having the best time on Reddit just got deleted by a moderator. They said they would delete if anyone had any positive feedback or comments, but I didn't know what to expect so here goes: My first post on reddit was a meme where I showed off my new red headband while eating a banana." Wow! No one even noticed there's a meme in the middle of your post. I was like, "This is going to be my most famous post ever!" As you can imagine, after making that Reddit random act of brilliance, I received thousands of positive comments and reposts, all because of this ridiculous meme. Now let me tell you an unsettling example sentence using it: "Reddit: Hey everyone! Reddit Random Acts of Muff Dive: Hey everyone! I just had to share my latest meme with you. It's called "M
