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"We've all heard of the popular Reddit subsections like AskReddit or IAMA, where each has more than 1 million subscribers. \nBut there are plenty of awesome less-famous subreddits that deserve more credit. Here are a few of our favorites.\n1. Chemicalreactiongifs\nIf you're looking for a cool way to kill time, this subreddit is the perfect way to while away minutes. You don't need a chemistry background to enjoy the gifs and videos of the coolest chemical reactions. Gaze in awe when you watch a close-up of a kernel of corn popping in slow motion or find out what happens when lava interacts with ice.\n2. SubredditDrama \nThis is where all the Gossip Girl-like action happens on Reddit. If you're looking for some dirt on \"abusive moderators, Internet fights and other dramatic happenings from other subreddits,\" this subsection is for you.\n3. FindaReddit\nLooking for a subreddit that suits your needs? Just post your request in FindaReddit and readers will suggest subsections that may apply. For example, if you're looking for a special reddit for studying or one that will give you gift-buying advice.\n4. Needadvice\nIf you want advice for a problem you're dealing with, check out Needadvice, a subsection that has almost 9,000 subscribers. The community seems to be pretty active, and you'll have a higher chance of getting more responses to your post in this subreddit versus one that has hundreds of thousands of subscribers. That's because your submission can get lost in subreddits with too many posters.\n5. AskCulinary\nFor cooks who need some guidance, you'll get to pick professional chefs' minds in AskCulinary. Find out what went wrong with your dish or just learn more from others on how to cook.\n6. PerfectTiming \nPhotography nerds will love this subreddit that displays once-in-a-lifetime pictures or videos that happened to be caught on camera at just the right time.\n7. Terriblefacebookmemes\nFor every clever Facebook meme, there are dozens of bad ones. Check them all out in Reddit's terriblefacebookmemes, a place where Facebook memes hang their heads in shame.\nWhat other lesser-known subreddits do you enjoy browsing? Tell us in the comments below.\nImage courtesy of Reddit, legba"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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