![]() ![]() I still like Southern Cal or Southern California, since they aren’t representing the entire state. Not sure the leagues mean anything anymore, with rampant inter league play, and the DH in both. But now that the A’s are leaving the state, the Angels will again be the only AL team in California. ![]() I suggested that a better name would be Southern California to represent the region, without upsetting the Orange County fans who want nothing to do with Los Angeles. Dave had worked at KKUP in Cupertino and said that Captain Crunch's real name was John Draper, and he had worked at KKUP. 82 Magic cards found where the card could crunch after tuskguardcaptain and the card could crunch before verdantconfluence and its legal in Commander. And they went back to Los Angeles because they wanted to market to the entire region, not just Anaheim and Orange County. They went with Anaheim when Disney owned them. ![]() This tone would signal the telephone networks trunk infrastructure to partially drop a connection and accept other tones to control the system. He said the reason they changed their name to California from Los Angeles when they moved to Anaheim was that at the time they were the only American League team in California. A famous phone phreak called 'Captain Crunch' (real name John Draper) discovered the childrens toy whistle in the Capn Crunch breakfast cereal produced a 2600hz tone. I met an Angels employee awhile ago, he was in marketing, and he said they went with red because the American League had plenty of blue hats and no red hats. He was born on Crunch Island, a magical island off the coast of Ohio in the Sea of Milk. Wish the Angels went back to these navy hats with red bill. Even though it’s awfully difficult to get hold of a cartoon character’s birth certificate, we have it on good authority that Cap’n Crunch’s official name is Horatio Magellan Crunch, and, furthermore, his ship is christened the S.S. ![]()
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