It took three authors to write this drivel advertisement?  You guys sure are working hard.

It took three authors to write this drivel advertisement?  You guys sure are working hard.

Few will see this comment because it seems that this article is no longer linked on the main page or the chronological view, but I had this thought and wanted to put it out there.

Oh, buddy.

Jason, please tell me you get to keep the Changli!

Thanks for this article; I’m going to bookmark it and give some of these a try.

Jason and David, Thank you for all of the excellent articles you’ve written during your time here.  I’m eager to follow you to your new project!  I’m sure it’s going to be excellent!

After reading many comments along the lines of “David and Jason are the last good writers remaining” on this site recently, I suspect that Rory had his strawman argument all prewritten for this inevitable day. Sadly, he seems to have missed the point (which you articulated quite well), and I think that’s emblematic of…

I’ve always been pretty out of touch when it comes to slang, but what’s offensive about the words “pupal” and “agora” that would cause them to be removed from the database?

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Since this is being sold via Facebook Marketplace, I was hopeful that I’d be able to see some more information about the seller.  I am VERY curious about the type of person who owns a car like this.  Sadly, his account has precious little public information available, but what is there (like the mismatching location…

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I don’t know what it would take for me to get more into the Olympics, but the “storytelling” angle isn’t enough to get me there.

That’s interesting about the 20% level of support being seen as much larger because people are bad at evaluating statistics vs anecdotes.

I’m pretty sure “Schwimmwagen” is what the actor who played Ross in Friends calls his car.

I guess she had to punch it up a bit. When leaving a profane harassing voicemail, “I’m a journalist with the New York Times” has a little more oomph than “I’m a product shill from a site you’ve probably never heard of.”

Going from working for the New York Times to writing about the poop train in a matter of just a few months is quite the fall from grace.

On the subject of the “plunger items” they will likely be used very infrequently if you’re the only one living in the house. For a plunger, that doesn’t matter, of course. But for things with an expiration date, it’s something to consider.

I can’t get over the unusual price number. I suspected that it may have been exactly what Kelly Blue Book spit out for the value, but I can’t get it to land there exactly no matter how much I fiddle with the settings for condition and options.