Andres Diplotti is a writer for Cracked, specializing in humorous and offbeat articles. His articles cover a wide range of topics, from movies and music videos to inventions and celebrity claims. With a knack for finding the quirky and unexpected, Andres brings a unique perspective to his writing.
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These bad boys helped the music video go from promo clip to legitimate art form.
By: Andres Diplotti
JFK got rescued because he carved a message asking for help on a coconut.
People can now literally talk with dolphins.
You slept with 20,000 women, Wilt Chamberlain? Really?
Leonard Nimoy suffered from alcoholism for decades.
One guy is the lord and master of the U.S. pizza cheese market.
One guy willed Charles Dickens’ taxidermied raven to a public institution.
No, Kanye, you can’t "300 like the Romans".
Maybe I’ll give this a quick… Oh my god, I’m amazing!
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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