What kind of common behaviour on Reddit would be akward in real life?

1. The impromptu sing-a-longs we have, where someone posts the lyrics to a song and everyone continues it.
   — Ua-Rar


2. Intentionally asking the same question that somebody asked a week ago because a lot of people liked it.
   — MGE5


3. Giving gold to strangers
   — butrcupps






4. Naming a subreddit that fits whatever situation you're in
   — SilentAcoustic


5. Replying to what someone said hours later.
   — Nintii


6. Going through someones history to call them out. You'd get called a creep or a stalker irl if you somehow knew what someone said or did months ago
   — N3MO_






7. Seeing a group of people standing around having a conversation and just jumping in with your own thoughts. No "Excuse me, I couldn't help but over hear...." it's just "I fucking love sandwiches and goats wearing swimming goggles."
   — sebrebc


8. Quoting copypastas Imagine trying to diffuse an argument with the Navy Seal one, or segueing into Hell In A Cell when going over your employment history during a job interview
   — metans


9. Downvoting people.
   — JynSwift






10. Sitting around chatting with strangers. Well, not awkward for me, but I bet for most people.
    — woManone


11. Being a socially-awkward loser whose main form of "social interaction" comes from talking to other people on the internet.
    — rocketmantan