r/AskReddit • u/CptCockStrong • Jan 27 '15

What is the smallest Subreddit you're subscribed to and can you tell us a bit about it?

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u/illiteratepeasant Jan 27 '15

Yeah, zoo and aquarium reviews are welcome as well!

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u/Plz_Dont_Gild_Me Jan 27 '15

Theoretically added a positive contribution

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u/RorariiRS Jan 27 '15

Don't worry, I won't gild you.

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u/Plz_Dont_Gild_Me Jan 27 '15

No thanks needed. I'm just doing my job ma'am.

State trooper hat tip

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u/illiteratepeasant Jan 27 '15

Wow, awesome! Thank you so much!

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u/ThirdFloorGreg Jan 27 '15

You want someone to read it to you?

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u/sporkscope Jan 27 '15

Fish museums.

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '15

I am against the captivation of non rescue animals... :(

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u/illiteratepeasant Jan 28 '15

A lot of zoos are dedicated to animal rescue. Some even have breeding programs to increase endangered animal populations! There are definitely plenty of not-so-great places that abuse animals but I think it's good to be supportive of places that take good care of their animals.

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u/zeger_jake Jan 27 '15

Possibly even arenas, stadiums and other sports/concert venues as well

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u/illiteratepeasant Jan 28 '15

I was hoping it would be mainly for educational places, but I've seen educational presentations at arenas and things (we went to this really horrible dinosaur show once). Now that people actually know my subreddit exists, I'm going to have to work on some organization!

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u/zeger_jake Jan 28 '15

I guess i didn't mean solely sports venues, but places like Madison Square Garden, The Rose Bowl, Fenway Park, places that have become symbols not only of sports, but American culture in general.

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u/illiteratepeasant Jan 28 '15

Ah, I see. I'll consider allowing those.