FYI, I’m a former IP lawyer. What you said is more or less correct in general, but not with respect to USOC trademarks, which operate under different law. Its rights are much stronger than normal trademark holders. Almost any sort of marketing usage of the word Olympic is forbidden without its consent (the only…

No, not really. They had an armor layout straight from the mid 1930's, a gun also from that era, and a suspension that was so overcomplex it was almost absurd.

I guess punching a producer doesn’t seem so bad now, does it?

I might be one of three car enthusiasts on the planet that will say that they really like the Ford Probe, particularly with a V-6 and a stick.

That said, I wouldn't drive this one for any price.

Dear sir;

Freddy, we’re gonna have one of those meetings later where I talk and you listen.

The further south you go in the United States, you will find three-fifths of things becomes much more socially acceptable - especially lug nuts per wheel.