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And it came to pass that a great cloud came out of the north, perhaps the results of a Vesuvius-like volcanic eruption. It concealed much of the land of TCBA’s American League from observers for a four-year period, leaving only traces for future archaeologists to ponder. While there is, alas, neither a Rosetta Stone nor an Indiana Jones to help decipher the American League’s Dark Ages, dedicated and scholarly research activities akin to those in the excavation of Pompeii have recovered a number of tantalizing remnants from which some reconstruction can be made. - Dan Warren       May the name of the Dick of Gilbert forever live in infamy. - Bob Braun May he rot in hell… Or at least boil in oil. - Marty Fiehl << Previous • Next >>