The 5 Most Aggressively Crazy Websites on the Internet

By Mark Hill Published: October 19th, 2013 Designing a good website is hard work. For instance, my first blog took far more credit card information and gave far more bestiality information than I intended. Even large corporations staffed with professionals can design terrible sites, but you a

5 Insane Pieces of NFL Fan Art Made by the Internet

By Cyriaque Lamar Published: October 13th, 2013 Yes, "The Super Bowl Shuffle" is equal to nine Renoirs stapled together, but let's be honest -- there's not a lot of refined artwork inspired by football. Nowhere in the Louvre hangs a tasteful watercolor of John Madden in nude repose, and that's jus

26 Viral News Stories That Would Break the Internet

By CRACKED Readers Published: October 04th, 2013 When something goes viral these days, you can count on 24 hours of commentary, a meme or two, and then that's it. But what if a story was so shocking that the Internet literally packed it up and called it a day? We asked you to show us just that -- w

4 More Internet News Stories That Were Clearly B.S.

By David Christopher Bell Published: October 01st, 2013 Hey, did you hear? Science finally invented lightsabers! Or so we believed for about 15 seconds before we got to the second paragraph of that article with a photo of Darth Vader at the top and realized it was actually about photons or some shit. Yeah

4 New Words We Need Because of the Internet

By Cezary Jan Strusiewicz Published: October 01st, 2013 You've probably already heard about the Oxford Dictionary adding "twerk," "phablet," and "buzzworthy" to its online edition. Complain about the gradual decline of society and cringe at them all you want; language is designed to evolve, and we actuall

4 Intrusive Ways Internet Ads Are Squeezing Into Your Life

By XJ Selman Published: September 22nd, 2013 The Internet has a complicated relationship with ads. They can be annoying, but most of us understand that they are necessary in order for us to continue doing things for free on our computers. However, some companies are going out of their way to ma