Andrea Meno is a freelance journalist who writes for Cracked and the Cigalah Group. With a focus on offbeat and humorous content, Andrea's articles cover a wide range of topics, from obscure trivia and pop culture moments to bizarre current events and historical figures. Through their writing, Andrea aims to entertain readers and provide them with unique and unexpected perspectives.
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NASA has a Planetary Defense Coordination Office.
By: Andrea Meno
Ancient Egyptians had a unique way of preventing pregnancy: crocodile poop.
By: Andrea Meno
An RFK Jr. campaign dinner ended with the host farting while loudly shouting "I'm farting!"
The spelling "dwarves" is a mistake by Tolkien, as he admitted.
By: Andrea Meno
In the Na’vi language from Avatar, ‘tìtstew’ officially means ‘courage’
By: Andrea Meno
A 20-year-old stole a forklift and committed murder with it.
Nelson Mandela was good friends with ... uh ... Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi?
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) - Maintaining an 80-year-old airplane in a suitable flight condition is no easy task; requiring extensive care and
Weird World: 13 Odd (And Hilarious), Yet Little-Known Events ©Provided by Cracked , 12. ©Source: The Guardian ,
By: Matt Solomon, Jay Wells, Andres Diplotti, Andrea Meno
When Eddie Murphy became the world’s biggest comedy star in the 1980s, his trademark laugh became iconic. Anyone who did a Murphy impression was really doing a Murphy Laugh impression, delivering smart-ass punchlines and punctuating them with his one-of-a-kind chuckle. The Murphy Laugh was also the Axel Foley Laugh, a chortle that was a signature part of the character.
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