Cracked Archive - Weird World
These slingers of brain candy have been corrupting humanity for longer than the gun and oil industries combined, so it's not surprising that they've stashed a few bizarre secrets up their sleeves.
- By Robert Rosati
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- January 23, 2013
If you're curious about the minds of serial killers or you just have a dream of one day being on the news, here are five Etsy members you can contact who desperately want to sell you fear.
- By Soren Bowie
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- January 22, 2013
There are several apologies that need to be made for the various hiccups that have occurred during this, the first two weeks of the Bucholz Early Learning Experience.
- By Chris Bucholz
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- January 22, 2013
There are little pockets of America that control the rest of the country, from the small town that houses all of your credit cards to the city that determines what your food tastes like.
- By Rafael OK, Eric Yosomono, J. Wisniewski
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- January 20, 2013
When advertisers created the following ads, they probably had no idea they were actually making horror movie posters.
- By Kristi Harrison
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- January 19, 2013
I decided to try out a few classic revenge pranks on others and see not only which were most effective, but which filled me with the greatest sense of justice and well-being afterward.
- By Felix Clay
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- January 15, 2013
Either by chance or by design, some of the most iconic cities on the planet almost looked very, very different, like knockoff made-for-cable versions of themselves.
- By N. Christie
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- January 14, 2013
You're probably just going to have to trust me that these are all real, unless you want to type 'action for men' into your browser and learn all about the best ways to get plowed by a trucker in the bathroom of a Red Robin.
- By Robert Brockway
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- January 09, 2013
If your plans to reshape yourself, whether figuratively or literally, have already started to crumble, I want to help.
- By Soren Bowie
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- January 08, 2013
Eventually, anti-smoking ads will literally just be diseased organs stapled into magazines, but until then, we have ones like these.
- By Felix Clay
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- January 08, 2013
It turns out that the line between 'fun new learning experience' and 'lifelong trauma' is razor thin.
- By Scott Pearson
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- January 08, 2013
You might be surprised to know the real reason every sketchy bodega and market in America sells these things.
- By Adam Tod Brown
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- January 06, 2013
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