Thanks for consistently doing a great job with my favorite daily feature, good sir.

We need deeper statistics, like:

- Number of sellers who knew that they had.
- Percentage of ACs just needing a charge.
- Number of ads in all caps.
- Most popular way to obscure a license plate - finger vs. photoshop.
- Number of ads with fast food wrappers in pics.

Etc., etc.

My favorite AI related post in recent memory (don’t even care if it’s real or not, it’s hilarious):

You must be new here......

It was about aero more than styling. 

My favorite remains the Ninja, for a silly reason: Once upon a time, when I was still a fresh driver and penalties would be harsher, I overtook what I only too late discovered to be an unmarked police car.

As a Detroiter and Detroit homeowner I have to say yes, you are very much correct. It’s a city large enough to fit the footprints of Manhattan, San Francisco and Boston inside of, but now has less than 700,000 people living in it. People in the suburbs like to come down here for restaurants and shows and events, but…

Thats the clitellum! Looks like a giant earth worm living in the engine bay...

That is where the air cleaner lives. Admittedly, it does look sort of like a small child that has been ingested by a snake.

Going a little fast there, buddy. Where’s the fire? *Points back at police officer’s car.

The world according to Raph:

I love that speaker story so much I want to take it to a nice little inn out in the country for a long weekend.

It really, really isn’t. 

Is your snowmobile perhaps a two-stroke?

My granpa used to have one of these in the mid nineties. It was a hoot on gravel. It wasn’t fast, no handle that well, it was small and light, so 50km/h on twisty gravel felt like 150. The nose was so short that it felt like the road was so close. Also there was hardly any insulation so the noise from gravel was loud!

NP for the seats alone.

NOPE

And it’ll cost way more than $30k quickly.

That means that this Elise for sale has a rebuilt savage title