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AA Calendar Leads:

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This Month's Lead

Reticent 27 dropped like an egg on an unsuspecting world in May, 1942. Eighteen years later, on May 3, 1960, Creatine Panderbox was found dead and dangling in San Luis Potosi, Mexico, hanging by pants above a severed human ear. More noted events on the AA Calendar include...CONTINUED

Past, Present, and Future Leads

June

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Art Doll disappeared in a blimp somewhere over the Atlantic in June, 2003, ten years after Easton W. Wunderkidd dropped dead on the white sandy beaches of Sarasota, Florida. A Dimestore Pulp was found behind a dumpster in a paper bag this month during the Second World War. More noted events on the AA Calendar include...CONTINUED

July

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The Tub's first birthday is on July 23rd! July kicks off with the Dog Days! Let the heavy drinking commence!

Seventeenth Century Italian Peasants were shocked by the sight of the Pillagers dressed in Maiden-ware kissing each other. Moments later, their heads were lopped off. The July-enacted August Agenda had begun...CONTINUED

August

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Stimes Addisson made his entrance on the heels of the Dog Days: a mid-western kid with adventures in store. Some forty-five years later to the day, his "accountant", Tommy the bookie, disappeared when the Feds busted into his mother's kitchen and hauled his ass off to the pen, where he (supposedly) died several years later. Addisson insisted he was still alive shortly before his own untimely death, never deigning to explain why or how he knew...CONTINUED

September

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Stimes Addisson made his entrance on the heels of the Dog Days: a mid-western kid with adventures in store. Some forty-five years later to the day, his "accountant", Tommy the bookie, disappeared when the Feds busted into his mother's kitchen and hauled his ass off to the pen, where he (supposedly) died several years later. Addisson insisted he was still alive shortly before his own untimely death, never deigning to explain why or how he knew...CONTINUED