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For anyone but the richest among us, being saddled with the gifts of the 'The 12 Days of Christmas' could very well destroy your life.or the people on this list, no homeowner's insurance is ever going to cover the shit that is trying to drag them to Hell itself as we speak.
More people need to know about these upcoming films.
You would think multi-million-dollar corporations would be more careful in managing their brands.
Costume companies are mercilessly pushing for the Halloweenization of Christmas, transmuting every possible aspect of the holiday into an accidentally frightening pile of terror garbage.
It's not even the 24th yet and dumb people across the world have already managed to shit all over the upcoming Christmas.
Today's Christmas party games kinda suck. That's bring these back.
Plenty of companies out there still think that little girls want nothing to do with things like LEGOs or NERF guns unless they're covered in purple glitter and teach them how to get a boyfriend.
Have you ever done something stupid and scrambled to make up an excuse? Turns out big companies do the same thing, except they're always way worse.
Looking at the trailer for the new movie, one question springs to mind: Where the hell did all that money go?
It's that time again. Sit back and allow us to cleanse your brain of this bullshit.
Over the next few long months, we will see the emergence of a 1,000-plus-page body of literature nitpicking the first trailer, with its robust 88 seconds and 11 total shots.
WARNING: POTENTIAL SPOILERS WITHIN.
The new Fantastic Four will fall short of a 20-year-old movie that was made for no money, with no famous actors, and then instantly tossed in a trash can
Cruel fate and spectacular incompetence have once again teamed up in an unholy alliance to stop movies like these.
Most of the people hitting enter will never face consequences for their threats. Here's why.