No worries, it's the internet, we're supposed to fling virtual shit at each other. Besides, asshole is one of the nicer things people call me, lol.

The purchase by Wolfgangs Vault was the galvanizing event that led to the Daytrotter founder's decision to leave the business that was his creation. I just find it suspicious that the new Daytrotter folks are trying to throw him under the bus for blame, when he has (as far as I can tell) a spotless reputation for…

OK, I'll call a moratorium on the name-calling, but will note you started it.

OK fanboy. I just live here, have covered Daytrotter extensively and have known Sean and Pat the Daytrotter founders for 10 and 25 years respectively. But I'm sure you're much more dialed in.

Here's the Cliff's Notes version of the story:

Especially when it's clearly used as a satirical jab at the idiots that actually DO think that way.
I'm as liberal as the next guy, and probably more than most, but this weird new disgust with criticizing sexist/racist/homophobic etc. language that is clearly satirical in nature and used to counteract REAL…

I figured he is used to posting on other sites that auto-censor.

No, you've got it backwards. A Sloppy Joe is a ruined loose meat sandwich. Mixing sweet barbeque/sloppy joe sauce in is tatamount to dousing a hot dog in ketchup. It's disgusting and wrong.

Not all of us. Only those with brains and a shred of human decency left. Which appears to be a shrinking demographic.

Chief Moe is almost exactly like about 90 percent of all male cops I've ever met. I'd say he's a perfectly written character!

That's what I was going to say. Not having a DVR is a Third World problem!

I thought it was just me. Fa la la la LA LA!

Things that actually suck- people who get on the Internet to bitch about a show they don't like based on a book they think sucked. Go watch Big Bang Theory.

Kabloom. Mind. Blown.

Some corrections:
Outstanding radials
Nectarines are good for the hair
Grumpy little guy

Also the fact a mid-winter tornado is extremely, extremely rare.

That's interesting. I didn't think I recognized any Minneapolis architecture. It's weird that they'd do this, because Duluth is a very quintessential small Midwest city. Not a "small town" like Bemidji, but not nearly as cosmopolitan as the Twin Cities. It upsets the tone for me.

Am I the only person irritated that the "Duluth" scenes are clearly shot in the Twin Cities or somewhere much, much larger than Duluth? I don't know why it bothers me so much, but it does.

One thing I'm confused about - they kept showing a large city skyline - which in Minnesota could only be the Twin Cities - but all the action was in Duluth and Bemidji, right? Why does Gus's apartment look like it's part of a bigger city urban neighborhood?