Constant Inanity

[...] places, but not so long that there isn't a light at the end of the tunnel. Also, I hate performance reviews, and the great thing about working contracts is that you don't have to do performance [...]

[...] washing, she would wash the clothes in the sink and then spin the moisture out of them with the spin dryer. Then if it was too rainy or cold to hang the clothes outside she would hang them in the [...]

[...] more than 40 women and three teams: La Racaille (Dirt), Les Contrabanditas (Pirates) and Les Filles du Roi, (The King's Prostitutes). With homemade uniforms and old-school roller skates, the players [...]

[...] into a massive pileup of bodies. Campy and irreverent, the inaugural season of the all-female Montreal Roller Derby was the summer's cult sporting sensation. It's part of a resurgence that has crept [...]

[...] pictures Don't let their retro-style skates and short skirts fool you. On the rink these roller derby vixens will trash talk and bodycheck their way to the finish. It's fast, rough and dirty - and it' [...]

[...] in August, 1935. The brainchild of movie-theatre mogul Leo Seltzer, the 3,000-mile Transcontinental Roller Derby featured multiple two-person teams racing around a track 11 hours a day for an entire [...]

[...] to the floor. Zoe Brown, (a.k.a Di Nasty) - a filmmaker and community worker by day and roller derby vixen by night - could barely skate when she first joined Les Filles du Roi. "I was falling [...]

[...] (Pirates) and Les Filles du Roi, (The King's Prostitutes). With homemade uniforms and old-school roller skates, the players ham it up for the crowd with trash talk and threats of violence. Add a [...]