I L'd literally OL. In fact, I made some weird snorting noises and now the dog's glaring at me from his bed cuz I woke him up before dawn.

In Seattle, they do. http://fresh.amazon.com/

0:28 - "This 560 horsepower, V8 engine, hard-top convertible..." It's the first thing he says about it.

Of course, Gold's really only valuable because humans are fascinated by shiny objects, really. "Value" is a pretty abstract concept any way you slice it... and works only when all of us are in agreement about what it means.

With most of us on broadband connections, concerns about load times that have been drilled into developers as orthodoxy since the mid-90s are sort of out-moded. That it is the best site to test your cnxn with is sort of irrelevant to a company that makes its money when you interact with it, not when you load its…

I haven't had any issues at all using the site. Instead of getting frustrated with the new layout because it's new... treat it as a brand new website you've never been to before. It's actually remarkably easy, and also lovely, to use if you get over the story you're telling yourself that you hate it and its new and…

I love the armchair user interface experts on the internet. Just because you don't like it doesn't mean it's horrible... it just means you don't like it. Largely because you're unused to it. Seems likely you were one of the people who freaked out the last time Facebook made big changes, and you probably pert-near…

These Rolls-Royces also have the distinction of being the only Rolls-Royce models for which no examples exist. A total of three Legallimits were built, and at least one "invisible engine" model, so that's four that I bet you'll be able to find in a barn somewhere in England no problem. Just send us some pictures when…

I don't think that's what Szandor was saying...

"We don't know yet if there is an issue with the 737-800"

Exactly. So, absent those facts, you're just going to blame Boeing when the significant portion of aircraft accidents are caused by either weather or human error in airmanship or maintenance on the airline's part? Smells like a vendetta to me.

You misspelled "Lion Air," there, champ.

One flies for an airline that hires people who don't know what they're doing, and then one runs out of fuel before one makes it to the runway. At least, that's what early reports are saying might've happened.

"Generally considered [a] death trap" by whom? No one I know. The 737 line is the single best-selling commercial aircraft in history, in the entire world. It's a workhorse, and by passenger miles, it's also actually one of the safest. There's a reason it's sold so well... and I'll give you a hint: airlines don't buy…

Right?! That's where my mind goes, too. But now the little dude's back home, and the fun in the garage can begin again.

There is "no blast," but all living things "are destroyed by high temperature and pressure"? I'm pretty sure that's what a blast is...

Yeah my '96 A4 was a pain in the butt. Water pump, fuel pump, engine mounts... the list went on and on. But, man I loved that car. I moved halfway across the country in it. My little buddy and I drove through Yellowstone, the Rockies, and the Cascades together. I sold it when I got to Seattle to a guy who was excited…

The bent bumper cover on the driver's side headlight makes it look like its wincing. "Ooo, this one's gonna hurt..."

Upon careful inspection, it looks like the guy bounced off the curb on the other side of the road and then flew into oncoming traffic. Keep an eye on the left side of the road just as the video starts. Big cloud of dust/smoke. Also, he appears as if from nowhere on the right side of the frame, which suggests to me he…

Damn, yo. That's such bullshit. Thanks for being out there about it, though. Hopefully more guys like you will speak up and things will change. Good luck, man.

Yeah, the family behind these vids has admitted they're staged for humor.