If I were an annoying New York doorman or the guy at the bodega who tries to make lames jokes all the time, I'd ask, "Is it hot enough out there for you?" But I won't do that. I'll just show you pictures of the street melting into a giant sink hole.

After Montréal, Guatemala, Tampa, and the Charlotte Motor Speedway, another giant sinkhole has appeared, this time in the German town of Schmalkalden, making 2010 the "Year of the Sinkhole."

Yvonne Still-Nichols' friends made jokes and refused to believe her when she said her car was sucked into a sinkhole near Richmond, California six months ago. The laughing's stopped. A construction crew just found her Honda buried 35 feet underground.

Charlotte Motor Speedway's having some fun with the ginormous gaping sinkhole in the middle of their infield, putting out the following top ten list of things they've found in said earthly maw.

A massive sinkhole at Charlotte Motor Speedway has swallowed up a large chunk of the infield. Speedway representatives say the sinkhole was likely caused by a combination of heavy rain and the track being built atop a landfill.

A reader sent us this camera phone photo of a sinkhole in Northern Milwaukee that swallowed a road, traffic light, and a Cadillac Escalade Thursday night. The giant sinkhole is likely the result of ongoing flooding in the area.