Except it says right on the page that edges tend to show up as false positives for maniplulation, and the only yellowest bits are on one portion of the analysis. If you go to the home page, you'll see an example of what you're actually looking for. I don't think type of analysis is all that useful in this case.

My tiny brain is exploding trying to crowbar in a "scooter-ia" joke here

It's agreed then! The RWD Mustang over the FWD economy car. That settles that.

That's a good point. I drove one when looking for a new car and was dead-set on the stick, but the ratios were terrible. The auto really was much more fun to drive. Disappointing. Still didn't buy one, though.

1963 Corvette Grand Sport. Only 5 ever built, and amazingly, they all still exist. More collectable than the ZL1s, or the original Z06s. That car made 485+ hp nearly 50 years ago. Awesome.

...Nurenburgring...

That's what twitter is doing. Putting ads into your stream. SAME thing, except you have the option to individually remove the "promoted tweets" AND you have to have been following the company who bought the ads in the first place, which means you were sort of already signed up for their twitter ad-sphere.

I don't know, all the promo shots for the previous superman reboot were all washed out/sepia look and then the film was garbage. I mean the film was bright and colorful. Bright... and colorful...

Well, presumably brand name coupons has a number of other deals monitored by the GizDeals folks (just Beidelman?), so it still makes sense he would be thru-linking it, if just a little lazy. I would call it a one-time slip up. The amazon daily deal usually does go straight to amazon.

Wait, does it come with the pen and the glasses? Is that better, or worse?

Re: corvette image: WHAT IS THIS I DONT EVEN

What's the problem with giving credit to the site that alerted him to the deal? If it's deal accumulators like those that let him compile lists of deals like this on giz, I don't understand the problem with tossing them a few pageviews. It's not like they're directly competing with this site, and it costs you how…

I tried using these in my apartment bathroom in college, and the damn things basically disintegrate if you try to use them for large scale cleaning. I used maybe four on just my bathtub (which wasn't as dirty as you're imagining), and they are really expensive (for sponges).

My mom actually found the android device to be much easier to use. That surprised me, as she is the total techno-illiterate stereotype mom. The kind where, every time I give her tech support over the phone, she asks "is that right click, or left click?" I don't buy the ease of use thing.

I know what you're going to say, but you should consider rooting your phone right off the bat. That way you can choose. As for a perfectly sized phone: the droid incredible/incredible S/incredible 2 are the PERFECT size. I love OG Incredibe, it's really an amazing device that keeps up with top-end hardware a year…

Ba-ZING!

I think the bigger issue here is that this is a portable object designed for a non portable use. Ever go out hiking and need to prune some plants? Or out on your morning jog? No. You only do gardening at your house, where, if you have a garden or yard, you presumably have space to store normal sized, proper…

Agreed. I'm a bit of a blunt instrument, linguistically. I don't think I could manage non-caustic sarcasm when I was upset or arguing with someone. I think in my particular case this could be pretty counterproductive.

So was it a Highway Patrol?

What do you mean? We LOVE planes!