Have Your Say: Results From Our Inaugural Commentist Survey!

After almost two weeks, we've got enough input in from all you all in our first Commentist Survey! Below are some super-magical interactive charts put together based on everyone's responses. Note: these are interactive pie charts! If you're reading this on a desktop browser, then you can hover your mouse

Balls of Steel’s AFL Beat – Offseason Report #2

As I mentioned previously, it's been quite an off-season.  Similarly to the NFL, the first major event after the last game was the start of free agency.  That was promptly followed by the First Draft (yeah, I still don't get that but I gather that the second draft is roughly

The Son Of The Morning Star Shall This Year Rise In The West!

Narrator:  George Armstrong Custer was a United States Army officer and cavalry commander in the American Civil War and the American Indian Wars. Raised in Michigan and Ohio, Custer was admitted to West Point in 1857, where he graduated last in his class in 1861.  His ability to estimate numbers has

The Super Bowl & Canadian TV regulations: so much misplaced nationalism.

**Ahem** In respect of my fellow Commentists, I realize this might be a boring topic to you, considering that “Canada” is usually nothing more in your mind than a lower drinking age and where your first boy/girlfriend came from. (I know him/her; they told me about that summer at camp. The

The Curse of Oak Island, Part the Third

Oak Island is a 140 acre island located off of the south shore of Nova Scotia.  For more than 200 years people of all types and backgrounds have searched for treasure supposedly hidden away on the island.  To date almost nothing has been found.  Still people continue to pursue the

H.P. Lovecraft on the Tedium of Relocation

(Because the relocation saga is equal parts misery & pain, plus the fact that Dean Spanos looks like Father Dagon, it seems only natural to combine the emptiness of Lovecraft's poetry with the soullessness of NFL ownership.) Despair by H.P. Lovecraft and Roger Goodell   O’er the frozen tundra thawing, Thro’ the concrete stadia blowing, The

The Curse of Oak Island, Part The First

Oak Island is a 140 acre island located off of the south shore of Nova Scotia.  For more than 200 years people of all types and backgrounds have searched for treasure supposedly hidden away on the island.  To date almost nothing has been found.  Still people continue to pursue the