Oh boy, our friends at Cracked are back at it again with a spicy debate about the worst things one can imagine when considering living in the infamous, Matrix. I mean, hey, maybe we already are. We were just looking at a wild thread about people's most unsettling, yet thrilling, "glitch in the Matrix" moments.
Our friends at Cracked are back at it again with a fresh installment in their weekly video series, "Your Brain On Cracked." This time though, buckle up, cause it is the season finale. They provide some hilarious commentary on how some of those iconic movie villains very well might've been a bunch of knuckleheads.
Our friends at Cracked are back at it again with a fresh installment in their weekly video series, "Your Brain On Cracked." This time they take a look at some behind-the-scenes facts that end up ruining our favorite movies. It's amazing how when some things come to light, the whole mirage comes tumbling down.
Seth and his array of cardboard signs are here to speak the hard truths that the rest of the world would just as much like to skim over. Perhaps the funniest part about these pictures is people's startling levels of obliviousness to what Seth is trying to get them to read. Some folks can't be bothered to stop and smell the roses, or read the cardboard signs. Check out Seth's Instagram account with more of his infamous cardboard signs over here!
Some folks might connect with this Quora post that aims to break down the implications of the assigning the word smart to different individuals. Seems like there are a whole lot of "gifted students" out there that suffered the fallout of fielding so much pressure at a young age, just cause tests in class were a bit easier.
I mean, the fact that someone went so far as to tease Jason Momoa over his physical appearance is already unbelievable enough. From there, this quick and powerful rant from a Tumblr user does a solid job at covering how the male beauty standard perpetuated through certain parts of the bodybuilding community only serves to create unrealistic and deadly standards.
This Tumblr post brings to mind the other Tumblr thread we've featured about how movies end up fueling unrealistic physical standards.
This fun Tumblr thread captures the experience of someone realizing that YouTube had a seven hour ad. Now that is something you don't see everyday. And certainly not something that you want to find yourself having to sit through. Thank goodness YouTube has the "skip ad" feature nowadays.
Our friends at Cracked.com are back at it again with a fresh installment in their weekly video series, "Your Brain On Cracked." This time they take a look at four infamous sequels, and a prequel, that just messed up the original movie. Nothing hurts like a sequel that messes up its predecessor.
I don't wear clothes because our skin already protects us. These are great.
Nick Murray Willis is doing great things with his channel. He's taking real world sporting events and all other manners of madness, and reinterpreting them in the animated medium. The results are wildly entertaining, and this video made a splash, with waves of admiration already rolling out across YouTube.
