World is Falling Apart Thread (Locked forever)

[Jmustang1968]

Lol that article is terrible. Cherry picking vague similarities at its finest.

[MrPopo]

Lol that article is terrible. Cherry picking vague similarities at its finest.

Sounds like you're one of the conformists who let the corporations spread their lies to you and turn you into little Eichmanns.

[Forlorn Drifter]

Lol that article is terrible. Cherry picking vague similarities at its finest.

It's cracked, you can't expect much. Buzzfeed level.

[BoneSnapDeez]

I, for one, love the new political side of Cracked.

How many more articles could they write about the ten weirdest animal schlongs or whatever.

[Pulsar_t]

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2016- ... -to-heaven

[BoringSupreez]

I, for one, love the new political side of Cracked.

How many more articles could they write about the ten weirdest animal schlongs or whatever.

You're literally the first person I've encountered that likes new Cracked.com. They used to be a goldmine of time-killing "listicles" back in the day. Now I haven't bothered opening the site in probably 2 years at least.

[Pulsar_t]

Not in defence of Mr Ego Frump, but Pope Francis, c'mon, have you looked around you lately? The Vatican is a fortress.

[Pulsar_t]

Kunkush found his family again

[Erik_Twice]

I am truly scared of the possibility of the European Union crumbling if the UK leaves. A lot of my life and of many people who are very dear to me rely on its achivements and I don't want that gone.

Worse of all is that it's out of our hands. Knowledge of the EU is incredibly low in Britain and it's clear politicians know even less about it, what with Boris asking for a "second referendum" as if this were a tennis match. The whole thing will be decided, not on the EU as an institution, but on the strenght of "Little England" attitudes and inmigration fears :/

[Pulsar_t]

I am truly scared of the possibility of the European Union crumbling if the UK leaves. A lot of my life and of many people who are very dear to me rely on its achivements and I don't want that gone.

Worse of all is that it's out of our hands. Knowledge of the EU is incredibly low in Britain and it's clear politicians know even less about it, what with Boris asking for a "second referendum" as if this were a tennis match. The whole thing will be decided, not on the EU as an institution, but on the strenght of "Little England" attitudes and inmigration fears :/

Why doesn't the UK become the 53rd state and be done with it? We all know it's been America's little b*tch for decades now