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    The Round Bus with George Bowering: April 20, 2013

    by  • April 20, 2013 • Andrew Forbes, Baseball, Basketball, Bryan Jay Ibeas, Featured, George Bowering, Golf, Hockey, Ian Orti, Mike Spry, Other Sports, The Round Bus • 0 Comments

    The Round Bus

    It was a horrible week. Let’s leave it at that. Putting all sports and civic allegiances aside, our thoughts are with the people of Boston, and we hope that the city soon returns to normalcy, so that we may berate their teams with impunity, as the good Lord intended. We are honoured to be...

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    The Round Bus with Quinn MacDonald: April 12th, 2013

    by  • April 12, 2013 • Andrew Forbes, Baseball, Bryan Jay Ibeas, Golf, Hockey, Ian Orti, Mike Spry, Quinn MacDonald • 0 Comments

    The Round Bus

    Well, it’s April. You wouldn’t know that if you lived in the eastern part of Canadaland, where winter returned this morning like a drunk affair from frosh week on your doorstep with a kid. Your kid. A kid named Winter. And Winter’s a whiny, petulant, entitled brute who wants nothing more than to bleed...

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    The Round Bus: August 24th

    by  • August 24, 2012 • Andrew Forbes, Baseball, Bryan Jay Ibeas, Features, Golf, Hockey, Ian Orti, Melissa Bull, Mike Spry, The Round Bus • 0 Comments

    The Round Bus

    Another week, another Bay Area ball player tests positive for steroids. Bartolo Colon, whose body type is derivative of Brando’s bad years stuffed with cream cheese, battered, and deep fried in bacon fat, will spend the next 50 games contemplating bad decisions, not the least of which is that weird curly bowlcut he sports....

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    18 Holes. 18 Years.

    by  • August 1, 2012 • Features, Golf, Mike Spry • 1 Comment

    18 in 182

    I WAS NEVER what you would call a “skilled” or “competent” or “sober” hacky sack player. But, for a good chunk of my 20s my friends and I played with a ferocious regularity. We were not the shirtless, dreadlocked, stoned, Dead listening, patchouli scented hackers of clichédom. Though, I did like the Dead, especially...

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