VOTE: Lose It! (iOS)

@sethcollie: Well, leave it to me to live up to the first part of my name.

@linfosoma: This was a developing story. The NYT is a fairly trustworthy news source, and they posted an article that couldn't be ignored by a tech site like Gizmodo until everything was clarified.

@sethcollie: I'm quite sure NorwoodIsMyHero was making a joke.

@Dunadan: Well, it seems as if only those 250-hour, 4-week treatments cost that much. Factor in the very expensive wax and other products that he uses when he "washes" each car, and the profit might be quite a bit less.

And this is why owners of Ferraris, Lamborghinis, and other exotic manufacturers park like asshats.

@EnemaBagJones: "If I said it was going to cost you $340,000," then you do not need to mention that you are talking about dollars. Otherwise, why would you include the $ sign?

First of all, I am at an advantage for knowing a foreign language that a relatively small amount of people speak, so I always choose a password in that language.

@skierpage: That is the removable roof. #koenigseggccxr

@Stupid Flanders: Here's another one:

[cache.gawker.com]" rel="lytebox" class="commentImage[cache.gawker.com]" Here's a few I got in Michigan parking lots. Sorry for the poor quality. This one says "MNMNMNM."

I guess there are some people in the world who do have a reason for getting a Cayenne. Who knew?

@FromaBuick6: That's all we need.

I think I would give up peeling off the label off each bottle. Some of those are really hard to get off, and spending 10 minutes on each bottle (175 hours in all) will never fit into my timeline of life. Now, if someone were to just give me all the bottles nice and clean, then I would consider such a project.

I'm sorry. Did you just call part of the new Toyota Prius "F1-esque" and "sporty?" I cannot believe I'm reading this on Jalopnik, one of the sites whose opinions on good car design I've shared for a while. I would rather have a car with the design of the Dodge Caliber or Chrysler Sebring. And that's really saying…

Plastic interior? That's really going to improve the overall image of American cars, especially in the eyes of people who know European. In case the sarcasm isn't obvious, it should be now.

I just tried this, but got the following error message in Firefox just as it finished downloading:

This '95 Skyline looks pretty good. It has a new engine, which may point to some previous problems. But as long as it's not my money, what the hell?

I'm not sure what a sign for the following situation should say, but there should definitely be a sign for the following: I often find myself on a three or two-lane street, and there are three or two slow pokes taking up the whole road, going less than the speed limit, yet allowing no one to pass them. Those are the…