#cracked article

[maia-nebula]

Two Black Men Were Kicked Out Of Walmart By Police For Wearing Facemasks

The real pandemic just might be stupidity.

[xennariel]

7 Ways You Can Accidentally Become A Social Outcast

This goes out both to those who've been to that dark place (or, you know, are still there) and those who struggle to understand them.

I found an article that is the most relatable thing for me. Especially that anger part.

[hereticalcontent]

And now a message from Cracked...

Here's a damned good article on Standing Rock.

[mysfitalyss]

But beyond the initial punch to the wallet, the awfulness of ridiculous medical bills extends to places you might not have thought.

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LAND OF THE FREE

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[kyriolex]

Sometimes people are not awful

http://www.cracked.com/blog/vermin-supreme-hero-rnc-protests-need/

[illiana-mystery]

So as I do every morning as a part of my routine, around 10 AM, I’m due to read the newest published articles on Cracked. Well, following this routine, I came across this article and lo and behold who came up...I’m just glad the writer actually gave John credit for bringing this guy up in the first place. And yes, there was a little fangirl squealing when I saw this. 

[flagshipnameddesire]

http://www.cracked.com/blog/how-cobb-from-inception-the-architect-from-matrix/ So this is kinda an interesting AU

[elkian]

It’s both encouraging and really fucking depressing how many of the comments on this article about having invisible diseases (Multiple Sclerosis in the writer’s case) are people who have been through similar issues.