Friday, November 29, 2013

Watch reddit's Livestream Black Friday show & Things For Which We're Thankful


We're bringing the chaos (& deals) of Black Friday to you. You don't even have to leave the house.



reddit is livestreaming 8 hours of QVC-style mayhem from the bowels of midtown NYC. We'll be featuring some of the amazing vendors on the redditgifts marketplace, including lots of deals and giveaways. Our fabulous comedian hosts and special guests will help soothe away your hangovers and shopping/family related traumas. Here are just a few of things you can expect during the livestream today:
Watch the broadcast on redditgifts.com or HERE. Live show starting at 12pm ET and going until 8pm ET.

In the spirit of Thanksgiving, we also each want to take time out to some of the parts of reddit we're thankful for.

/u/chooter

/u/5days

/r/AnimalsBeingDerps makes me happy every day. I'm thankful that people post pictures of their goofy-looking pets caught in awkward moments. They're the best.

/u/hellohobbit

/u/ekjp

I'm grateful for an /r/boardgames post about adult games that are playable with kids.

/u/kickme444

I'm grateful that the reddit community has come together to support teachers every year.

/u/chromakode

/u/rram

The reddit admins' pets multi!

/u/dehrmann

I'm thankful for the mods. They put an incredible amount of work into keeping reddit awesome. And the community team. They deal with more shit than I can imagine.

/u/youngluck

This small sub, and the actions witnessed thereof, quite literally changed my life: /r/favors.

/u/highshelfofsteam

/r/writingprompts. It keeps my creative juices and novel aspirations flowing — even though I don't spend nearly as much time there as I should.

/u/freedomthebucket

I'm thankful that reddit is used to expose everyday awesome situations that wouldn't otherwise be known about, except for a few people.

I'm also thankful that reddit is used to shed light on really important situations that other forms of media simply wouldn't cover.

Some of the videos in /r/happycrowds make me extremely happy.

/u/kemitche

I'm thankful for "anti-hype" as information. redditors correcting misleading titles and articles gives me the context to enjoy and understand news, science and technology much better than just the source material.

/u/cupcake1713

I'm thankful for all of the educational subreddits like /r/askhistorians and /r/askscience. The moderators there are amazing, and the contributors always make it a worthwhile read whenever I find myself over there.

Also also, I found my job via the blog!

/u/bitcrunch

I'm thankful for the /r/gaymer "mom" - /u/Diogenes71. She first posted last year, and has "adopted" gaymers who can't come out to their parents.

I'm also thankful for the mods at all of the "random acts of ___" subreddits and the mods of /r/suicidewatch, who are some of the most kind, caring, and wise individuals I've ever seen.

/u/jenakalif

I'm really thankful for /r/askhistorians. This post blew my mind: I'm a typical college student in America and I'm going to a party. What should I expect if I was in the 1920s, 40s, 60s and 80s? What were the differences/similarities?

/u/krispykrackers

I'm thankful that, after 2 1/2 years of working here, when I find free time, I still really enjoy casually browsing reddit. That's how awesome this site and its community is. It's like working at a restaurant, eating every meal there, and still enjoying the food and company.

/u/aquilafiera

I'm really grateful for the /r/SecretSanta community. They've been really patient as we've turned the entire site upside down and have really been the superstars of our push for 100k Secret Santas.

/u/mrefish

I am thankful for the subreddit communities and their members who are willing to teach and contribute their expertise to anyone willing to learn.

/u/kirbyrules

I'm thankful for /r/Music and /r/ListenToThis, for sharing their favorite songs and providing me with excellent reddit.tv channels to listen to while redditing at reddit. One of my favorite discoveries from here includes the Of Monsters and Men version of "Kids". I'm also thankful for the /r/FoodPorn community for sharing their restaurant recommendations and recipes! Yumm....

/u/spladug

I too am thankful for /r/AskHistorians. In particular, this thread was really really good: What in your study of history has most humanized the past and its people for you? Sappymode: I'm also thankful for all the new friends reddit has brought me (including all of y'all!)

/u/garyjense

I am thankful for /r/fitness and /r/cocktails. Without the first, I'd feel a lot more guilty about the second.

/u/hueypriest

I am thankful for /r/LongDistance for helping me while my fiancée and I were thousands of miles apart. I'm thankful for /r/neutralpolitics and their difficult but important mission of discussing politics in an even-handed manner.

/u/pixelinaa

I am thankful for shareable links on reddit, because my husband sends me links every day to let me know he's thinking about me.

/u/iamapillow

As corny as this is, I am truly thankful for all of you. I admire how hard everyone works, and I love that I work for a company where each and every employee is so unbelievably passionate about what they do. (Also, I found my job on /r/forhire so definitely thankful for that subreddit!) I'm also thankful for /r/dadjokes, and now /r/dadjokesinhistory. Never fails to make me laugh and bring a smile to my face.

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