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Link NSFW (language) I'm Just ... Tired There's a lot more he's tired of too.

From today: http://www.cracked.com/blog/the-5-most-misguided-uses-word-quantum-in-ads/ You don't need to be a psychic to predict what these advertisers are trying to sell. It's all there: sex, homeopathy, fad dieting, detergent (WTF?) and finally, everything Deepak Chopra. So yeah. Rather...

I visit Cracked occasionally but the quality of the site has taken a dive over the past few years. Not my problem though. Today I opened the site to find advertisements for guitar pedals, obviously my cell has been cookied like Chips Ahoy. I use Chrome browser and have the do not track set...

5 Things I Learned as a Ghost Hunter (TV Won't Show You) http://www.cracked.com/article_21219_5-things-i-learned-as-ghost-hunter-tv-wont-show-you.html The ghost hunter denounces all the "crazy" psychics and mediums, but sings the praises of legit EVP. Pot, kettle? I don't know. I found the...

The 6 Most Humiliating Public Failures by Celebrity Psychics http://www.cracked.com/article_20566_the-6-most-humiliating-public-failures-by-celebrity-psychics.html :)

Now this all happens in the world we already have. Now imagine this is a libertarian paradise with no government and you need to shop around for everything from your police, to your school to your fire department. A world where no one verifies that the medicine you take is safe beyond a bunch of...

Courtesy of Cracked 4 Dangerously Influential Dimwits Warning: NSFW (language) The first one is Sylvia Browne:

Most of you are probably familiar with Cracked.com, but in case you missed it: http://www.cracked.com/blog/ghost-hunting-in-worlds-creepiest-haunted-house/ Short version: two writers visit a purportedly haunted house after taking an online course in quackery and soon enough, hilarity ensues!

http://www.cracked.com/article_18955_6-crackpot-conspiracy-theories-that-actually-happened.html This isn't a new article, but I came across it recently. Cracked is a (non-parody) humor website, so this is reflected in their style of writing. I like that they link to their sources. I knew...

I figured I'd put this thread in 9/11-sub as the articles mentions it specifically several times. Though Cracked.com is better known for it's list-based humor, this article is a pretty good summation of why CTer's can't get their head out of their arse...

Randi gets mentioned on Cracked.com today in "#4. Human Magnetism" of 7 Famous 'Unsolved' Mysteries (Science Solved Years Ago). With a link to his commentary of 8/27/04.

http://www.cracked.com/article_19418_7-famous-unsolved-mysteries-science-solved-years-ago.html?wa_user1=1&wa_user2=Science&wa_user3=article&wa_user4=feature_module Cracked article on mysteries already solved by science. James Randi is mentioned in the bit about magnetic people. I always enjoy...

http://www.cracked.com/article_18911_5-ridiculous-things-you-probably-believe-about-islam.html Now before we have any flame wars, remember that cracked is near 100% accurate

Cracked.com is a website dedicated to snarky humor poking fun at everything. While there are a bunch of contributors to the site, I have noticed that there are periodically some very healthy skeptical articles published. For instance: the-6-most-misguided-causes-ever-made-famous-by-celebrities...