Season 3 of Fargo!?! Season 2 was excellent, and I'm looking forward to Ewan McGregor playing twins. It should be good to have it back!

Thanks Bela, it's appreciated. The refs screwing over the Lions is something I'm used to by now. The play calling, specifically the fourth down call early in the game was head scratching. What really fried my noodle were the dropped passes and the silly penalties (looking at you Anquan Boldin!)

I was actually talking with fellow Lions fans about how going to Seattle may be a blessing in disguise, because we didn't want to play the Giants again. Then again, it's still the Lions, so while they still have a rooting chance, I will remain apprehensive.

Yup, that sounds like a true blue Lions fan!

The less said about them…. I was going to say the better, but the shenanigans those clowns get up to needs to be better known.

In an ideal scenario, he would be held legally responsible for this shit. That being said, with the investigation being handled by a Republican AG, and the level of deniability he can cling to, it's not likely to happen. So I'll take justice where I can get it. The indictment of Earley is gratifying considering the…

I can't claim coining that phrase, I want to say that it came from a sports documentary discussing Villanova basketball in the 80's. Honestly though, it seems that it just entered my sports terms via osmosis. The comebacks and their scintillating nature made me access it.

Of course the Lions fulfilled their futile destiny and blew a 2 game division lead with 3 to play. Disappointment aside, I am happy they made the playoffs considering everything that happened this season. Now I can cling until tomorrow to the irrational hope that it being the playoffs, anything can happen. I'm sure…

That's my Lions!!

I would like to bluster and blockage against your point, but the truth of it can't be denied. Instead, I must offer a meek middle finger and silently curse the Lions penchant for failing with flair.

So far 13 people have been indicted, including the two emergency managers who oversaw the switch, so that's something. The biggest fuck you of the whole situation is that we pay some of the highest water rates in the country for fucking water we can't drink. You have landlords not paying their water bills leading to…

Just…. no. This is one too many indignities to suffer. To know Flint is now going to be the subject of some goddamned trashy Lifetime movie starring fucking Cher is galling to me. Un-fucking-believable.

I really want to be mad at the Packers, but the truth is, I can't. The Lions did it to themselves, just like they always do, and that it was the Packers that provided the final twist of the proverbial knife is just coincidental. Aaron Rodgers is a different story. Fucking discount double check bastard!

Ah, the cacophony of distant gunfire let's me know the clock has turned to 2017.

You MONSTER!!

Happy New Year you magnificent bastards!

Yeah, that's also likely, but those two were the ones who directly oversaw it. After two years of hearing them deny and obfuscate, to know they will have a a day in court is mildly satisfying.

You know, I always liked to ape Bogart in Casablanca and tell people I lived in Flint for my health and it's waters. This whole situation gave that a whole new sardonic edge.

They did indict the two emergency managers who presided over the switch recently, so my fools hope is that they're moving slowly but surely up the chain of responsibility for the disaster.

Tell death to keep his dirty paws off 'em, at least for the time being.