The AAF died exactly like the XFL did
This is what we warned you about. This is exactly what happened with the XFL. It just died. And we all got excited. And then it died.
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The AAF was like the cold pizza served at the end of a wedding when the party is already over
I think it was actually the cold pizza that they buy like 50 pizzas at the end of a wedding when the music stops and everyone's sweaty and drunk... That's what the AAF was. The party was over.
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