nfl picks: all the optimism of obama, all the futility of mccain
Scott Feschuk Last week: 6-8 Season: 65-60-4 Scott Reid Last week: 5-9 Season: 54-71-4 Reid : If a black man can be elected...
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Scott Feschuk
Scott Feschuk is a columnist for Maclean’s and Sportsnet magazines. He writes speeches for business leaders and politicians of varied political stripes. A three-time winner of the Gold award for Humour at the National Magazine Awards, he is the author most recently of The Future and Why We Should Avoid It (Douglas & McIntyre).
A look waaaay ahead to who’s on top for ’56
Bristol is the party’s best hope for uniting its fractious pro-life and pro-mullet wings
post-election pre-future imagineering challenge
Don’t you wish elections ended like Animal House ? I refer not to a wildly destructive parade in which cartoonish villains...
special caption challenge: joe the plumber edition
For me, Fridays during American football season are typically spent over at the Couch Boys blog , quite possibly the only NFL...
nfl picks: what the raiders have in common with john mayer’s crotch
Scott Feschuk Last week: 8-5-1 Season: 59-52-4 Scott Reid Last week: 4-9-1 Season: 49-62-4 SR: It’s Halloween. And so far, my...
obama just chewed through a tin can! but watch – he’s still sharp enough to slice this tomato!!
Did you catch last night’s Very Special Episode of Barack of Love ? Obama had narrowed it down to three finalists among the...
I’ll be the greatest undecided voter in America
We are modern-day Hamlets, stroking our chins. In us, ignorance is noble, tragic even.
you may feel a slight constricting of the chest and your blood turn to bacon
A semblance of regular blogging in this space shall resume by the middle of next week, once I figure out what I should write about...
nfl picks: sorry mike nolan, we currently have no openings...
Scott Feschuk Last week: 9-5 Season: 51-47-3 Scott Reid Last week: 5-9 Season: 45-53-3 SR: Top 5 Things Mike Nolan could have done...
Feschuk: Hi, aliens? I’ve got a few—hic—things to say to you.
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