Not quite (the linked video had something happening in the first 15 minutes).

History fact: That part of Alabama and Mississippi (even over to Baton Rouge) were part of West Florida until after 1781...therefore it counts :)

He was African-American, but good try on the race bait.

Low hanging fruit, and according to the mugshot you’re wrong.

I drive a broke down rig on “may-pop” tires
Forty foot of overload
A lot of people say that I’m crazy
Because I don’t know how to take it slow
I got a broomstick on the throttle
I got her opened up and head right down
Nonstop back to Dallas
Poppin’ them West Coast turn-arounds

You can keep your BMW, boring-callback ad, with an autotragic, give me my MR2 back.

I am just going to say it. The Mitsubishi Lancer has aged very well aesthetically. It’s a good looking car without being overstyled. Looking at you, new Civic.

I agree, but I’ll tell you I see a LOT more 20 year old Nissans/Toyota/Hondas. When is the last time you saw a Diamante or Galant? It’s been a few years for me. I see a 3000GT every now and then but that’s because they look cool enough to keep them running.

Mitsubishi was so ubiquitous 20 years ago that it just blows my mind what they’ve become. The Mitsubishi Eclipse was the default “car to buy my daughter for her high school graduation” of my generation, and now... this.

I’m of course partial, but I hope one of these Giulia Super Police cars are on hand...

If you watch the snoozefest, you know it wasn’t that easy of a win. They were playing like they knew the winner would get invited to the white house.

Um, I live in L.A....

C’mon Rob, you couldn’t find a nice cheap Jeep Patriot for an easy win today? 

Superb owl.  Who, me?

I love how british people always make fun of americans for pronunciation, then he pronounces it mercury markiss.

If the title is unchanged since you wrote this, I can’t see it as you do.  That someone “faces lawsuit alleging” they “sold a fake” hardly implies anything either way.  The word “alleging” clarifies quite well, I find.  And I hate clickbait titles.  

“Faces Lawsuit Alleging” is both completely factual and not insinuating guilt or complicity. “Did Jerry Seinfeld sell a fake Porsche for $1.5 mil” would be clickbait.   

Is he or is he not facing the lawsuit? I stated the facts of the allegations, and have given my take on it in the body copy. Just because an article title is enticing you to learn more does not mean it is clickbait.

That subwoofer in particular is a bad sign, as it’s a bad sub.  But the presence of a sub at all is not necessarily a bad thing.  You can’t get certain frequencies without a sub.  If you want a comprehensive sound system, you need them.  Doesn’t mean it needs to be or is blared at full volume.