Self-Help In Hard Times: The United States in the Great Depression and Beyond

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Seems that way. CSL went off from this to write Clash of the Titans, and now even that seems to be more or less dead, or resting. So it might be more accurate to say that this one is double dead.

Haven't seen him around for a while. Sadly because his AAR's where really good.

 

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Hey CSL. Now that you're back any chance of resurrecting this one?

 

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Any hope for this one?

 

[El Pip]

So CSL hasn't even posted in this AAR for over six months, let alone updated, yet you still ask if it's dead?

That my friend is optimism. Or Thread Necromancy depending upon your point of view.

 

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yep, its most likely dead.

 

[Marchalk_Zjukov]

yep, its most likely dead.

It seems to be stonedead. To bad a nice aar to end so fast.

 

[Lafayette53]

And he was a Howard Zinn fan (hence the title), I hope to write a similar AAR someday.. He was quite the writer..

 

[oddman]

Should have an update tonight. Went to an Opeth concert last night.

Opeth rocks, indeed.

So, what's the status of this beast? I like it muchly. EDIT: the AAR, as well as Opeth. I know Akerfeld is the only remaining original member.

 

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Long since dead.

 

[Lafayette53]

Long since dead.

Too bad, it was an amazingly well written AAR. Still hoping he retakes it up someday.