Cracked Archive - Weird World
Much like your significant other, sometimes there is just no predicting what will set off a monumental disaster.
- By Evan V. Symon , Ivan Farkas, Jordan Rudow
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- August 13, 2014
Understanding all the connotations a word has and picking the one that best suits your purposes is one of the most critical skills you can have when writing or public speaking.
- By Chris Bucholz
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- August 12, 2014
Stupidity has never been more celebrated as, or embodied by, Homer Simpson.
- By CRACKED Staff
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- August 11, 2014
As America starts looking more secular and less like Pat Robertson's 1950s-era dream board, I suspect a few of the sillier elements of Christian culture are going to disappear forever.
- By Kristi Harrison
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- August 11, 2014
I've worked as a veterinary tech for seven years, and I've seen people make all kinds of stupid decisions with regard to their furry friends.
- By Anonymous, Amanda Mannen
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- August 11, 2014
I couldn't pull these off without feeling self-conscious.
- By Gladstone
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- August 10, 2014
The fact is there are certain areas of life in which men will inevitably be superior to women, and other areas where women are leaps and bounds ahead of men.
- By Felix Clay
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- August 09, 2014
Is the labyrinth a metaphor? Are you trapped in something that's just really confusing? A long-term cellphone plan? A bureaucratic nightmare? The prison of your own diseased mind?
- By Chris Bucholz
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- August 09, 2014
Thanks to pop culture, we feel we have a pretty firm grip on hostage negotiation procedure. But we learned that the movies had wildly misinformed us about the reality of hostage negotiation.
- By J.F. Sargent
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- August 08, 2014
Here are four times writers from rival franchises secretly (and slightly illegally) made their comics intersect and didn't tell anyone.
- By Maxwell Yezpitelok
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- August 07, 2014
As a grown woman and a mom of middle school daughters, I'm convinced that the new wave of viral ads are just as pandering and insulting as the things they're trying to prevent.
- By Kristi Harrison
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- August 07, 2014
A lot of places that we think of as 'modern' are still trailing stray bits of old-school technology, like a Van Halen cassette whose magnetic tape has gotten caught in the back wheel of a flying car.
- By C. Coville
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- August 06, 2014
Nobody involved in these ads likely had anything but the best of intentions, which is why it's all the funnier.
- By A.C. Grimes
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- August 06, 2014
At the age of 30, I underwent surgery to replace my kidneys with one that my mom had donated. And if that sounds like a pretty straightforward operation, well ...
- By Chris Radomile, Angela Frank
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- August 05, 2014
These jobs are like nothing you'll see in the United States, or any other country where 'government regulations' and 'enforced labor laws' are things.
- By Robert Evans
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- August 04, 2014
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