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Suzanna
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Where are my boards!!

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HelenD
HelenD Answered:

our boards were shut down by AOL because apparently they don't want thousands each day to open AOL anymore. STUPID STUPID AOL

 

My AOL is now useless after 12 years

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salty
salty Answered:

Some of the boards have moved.  The AOL Atlanta Braves board did, to--

http://z13.invisionfree.com/atlanta_braves/index.php?act=idx

worth a shot?

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