Mother Jones magazine also got in a slight dig at Duluth in the December issue while interviewing chef Anthony Bourdain:
"So, after 100 episodes of No Reservations, are you worried you'll run out of material and be parsing the food of the greater Duluth area?"

The Omnivore's Agenda: An Interview with Anthony Bourdain

Puttin Hut sounds like a minigolf outfit.

I did some putting at Duluth's Miller Hill disc golf course today. It was way better than Playstation.

Capt'n J's is where it's at. But, Grandma's ThrillZone Adventure Place has improved quite a bit — plus you get Lazer Tag against 9 year-olds all day for $12 or $15.

Kendahl Miniature Golf in Cloquet is arguably the best in the area, what with the draw bridge, the water wheel, ramp-o-rama, and whatnot. It's just a tad disorienting to interrupt a guy in his house eating macaroni and cheese to come and take your money and give you balls.

Speaking of Joe Mauer and Duluth, was he really at the Bulldogs game on 12/30?  There was a rumor going through the stands that he was  (and by "going through the stands" I mean the guy behind me said that his buddy saw Joe Mauer, and then the two college girls beside me got real, real excited).

They're talking about Duluth , Georgia. Our little town tucked away up in the northlands is not significant enough for national recognition.

But when doing searches, more things come up for Duluth Georgia. It might be smaller, but it's got more going on.

It's Duluth button hut and they are definitely talking about Duluth, Minnesota, Joe Mauer is from St. Paul, hence the reference, as if anyone would give a darn about Duluth anywhere else.