Tag Archives: Stanley Kubrick

Male Bag: Agony Uncles

Posted on February 6, 2013 by

Our mail bag has been stuffed lately. Well, maybe not so much, but we like any sentence with male and stuffed in it. Once we cleared out all the hater mail, threats from bail bondsmen and letters with a strange … Continue reading →

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Lockout Blackout

Posted on October 13, 2012 by

What We’re Learning During Our Enforced Vacation   We admit it. We’ve been finding ourselves with a little extra time on our hands lately. And by a little we mean a shrieking, soul-crushing, metric ton of extra time. Which is pretty … Continue reading →

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Beyond The Infinite

Posted on March 19, 2012 by
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The Puckies

Posted on February 26, 2012 by

As seen on RMNB The Red Carpet: Oh Lorda Mercy. Tonight = Oscars. Monday = Trade deadline. We don’t know which town is more nervous, Hollywood or Washington. Larfs, what a silly question! Of course we do. Exactly because we’ve … Continue reading →

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Ultra-Violence

Posted on January 22, 2012 by

Violence in hockey from a player’s perspective: Scott, Rangers correspondent and a forward with the NYC Gay Hockey Association, is abroad on travel, but that didn’t stop him from filing this piece on how the NHL is dealing, or not, with … Continue reading →

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Tolchocks to the Gulliver

Posted on March 21, 2011 by

A Grazhny, Merzky and Nadmenny Prestoopnik No matter what the language, Matt Cooke always spells trouble.

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Recap: Canucked Up

Posted on January 15, 2011 by

The Stanley Kubrick Edition Red Line/Blue Line: The night got off to a rough start.  Commuting home from K Street’s Ground Zero, the Farragut North Metro stop, to watch the game, we came across an all too typical sight – problems on … Continue reading →

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