I don't understand all this talk about throwing people under the bus. If you've ever seen RG3 play, you know he'd bounce them about 10 feet in front of the bus.

Its not like we didn't just splash a couple of our own fighter jets a few weeks back.

And that's saying something considering how bad most Gizmodo bloggers are. Bunch of click baiting assholes.

And sooner or later online price matching will be gone forever. Thanks great idea trolls!

"AmzonElectronics" is a nice touch. Though Amazon is quick to remove fake listings like that—and you'll never get that $90 PS4 from them—it's still simple to snag a screenshot and bring it to one of the big box stores.

"Isn't human ingenuity such a wonderful thing?"
More like "Aren't people such jerks?"

Pretty bad when I feel compelled to support these terrible videos, but this cut-rate-Drew-Margary "I'm so angry about boring innocuous stuff that I'm SWEARING" schtick is, amazingly, worse.

I hated that family with a passion until I read this. Burneko rivals only Hamilton Nolan in late to the party self-righteousness.

I'm totally cool with the Holdernesses if only because of watching Penn Holderness for years as he worked his way up in Orlando as a journalist/sports reporter doing traditional journalism, and after everything went to shit he decided "hey, viral family videos I guess" and it actually seems to be working. His wife was…

Thank goodness this blogger named Al referenced the race of this family multiple times; I would have been unaware otherwise! And extra points for finding some way to fit in some sort of racism argument. This blog is the best!

This Blogger Is The Worst Thing On Gawker

The car's internal clock.

I saw a Honda FCX on the road once! It was like staring in a beige future that no one wanted or asked for.

The V8 Karma is cool, but it kinda lost it's thunder when Dodge started selling a goddamn 700 hp freedom-sedan for less than the price of a CTS V Sport.

Here's hope "anonymous" doxxes them CORRECTLY. God knows they have a scattershot track record of accuracy...

Wow. So somebody made a tiny version of a line following robot (which doesn't even qualify for a robot, its just a comparator chip for a brain), gave it an app, and now its special. I should start appifying things! It will be as good as printing my own money.

Would computer programming and hacking count as science? Because the on-screen depictions vs real life are light years apart - firewalls breached and hacked in 30 seconds, digital surveillance images enhanced past HD resolution, etc. Happens on every show where there is a computer - CSI, Criminal Minds, Arrow, Bones,…

A childish move? Sure, but I can understand where he was coming from. When you're the top mod of a major forum covering a dedicated topic, and that topic has done nothing for two days but kick your ass and cause the subreddit to be flooded with screenshots of long queue times, I can see the need for a short break.

There's a kernel of wonderfulness in the BRZ. On your first impression, it's a kind of flat sporty coupe that you imagine Pontiac building. You find yourself driving home, though, not wanting to hand the keys over. You want to be exploring and improving and tuning.