There has never been a need (or budget, probably) for proofreading around these parts

You’re doing the fact checking? How noble of you! Especially since the GQ article states those things. Great sleuthing

It had a great run.  Once the hosts lived in separate cities, you could tell it was only a matter of time before it ended.

Fakespot grade: C

Fakespot grade: C

crazy how the only way to travel is via airplane...

crazy how the only way to travel is via airplane...

what in the world?

what in the world?

“Nobody can be blamed for not paying too much attention to swimming in a when...”

I’m surprised that the article didn’t list sites such as fakespot as a tool for the buyer to judge if the reviews are legitimate. I realize that one of the suggested sites at the end of the article links to a previous article solely about fakespot, but it still would’ve been nice to mention.

You should update this post. The restaurant released video showing that he was greeted by an employee when he arrived. They were just busy and weren’t able to seat him yet

The first sentence of this article taught me that the owners of the entire town of Walkterton, IN opposed gay marriage. That’s impressive for a small town

The Salt Lake City Jazz, huh? Are they related to the Oakland Warriors, Indianapolis Pacers, and the Minneapolis Timberwolves?

What’s a blot clot?

Good thing he’s tall enough that you don’t tower over him on that high horse of yours

Genuinely good post. Happy for small towns like this. No snark

Baseball isn’t off-limits to girls, nor is football

Dress how you want when you are paid. I can’t hate

Gawker hasn’t ever been able to afford proofreaders

Cleanup on aisle five

Generally don’t say it, but this is a great comment

Hope you didn’t tell them Whitney’s was lip-synced and ruin the illusion :/