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Navese

The Navese are native to Kingdom of Icreallado. Their main export is metal, which includes jewelery and armor. They need to be prepared for constant floods and snowstorms as they live in the coldest place in the world. They are dwarven esque.

### Dnd characteristics:

* Speed: 30
* ASI: Wisdom (+2), Con (+2)
* Height: 3 ½ ft to 4 ft tall
* Life span: 150-200 (mature at 36ish)
* Trait: Disappear in the dark: able to hide in even slight dark places
* Trait: Dark Vision
* Trait: Partially Amphibious

### Other characteristics:

* They are able to swim well in water, like penguins
* Feathers can be gold, sliver or dark blue, duos are allowed but all three are royalty
* Their feathers are basically a removeable coat, almost like a sealkie.
* Their main diet is Fish
* Because their feathers is a coat they cannot fly
* Their feathers are water proof.

### Courting Rituals

* Showing off feathers or gifting feathers

#### Wedding rituals and attire:

* Rituals;
	+ n/a
* Attire:
	+ Bride (non-gendered): n/a
	+ Groom (non-gendered): n/a

### History:

* Other countries tend to tread lightly around Navese because of their main export being metals. They spend a lot of time in the mines because again big mining country. There is like monsters living in the Walls but over time, Navese has learned to avoid them. During the great war, Invaders came in and did not know to avoid the monsters. The monsters became something that caused fear to instead heros.
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Ochid

The Ochid reside in the Roneatia Empire. They are mushroom people and natural decomposer. Their export is food and dyes.

### Dnd characteristics:

* Speed: 30
* ASI: Constitution (+2) Strength (+1)
* Height:  2 to 4 ft tall
* Life span: 1000 years (mature at 150)
* Trait: Earth Walk
* Trait: Nature’s Veil

### Other Characteristics:

* again decomposers
* They dont have eyes, but feelers on their feet they "see" through
* They live the world through touch and so thats why their outfits are rococo-esque, all the ruffles and embleishments feel pretty to them
* They can create little smaller mushrooms that look like them but are not sentiant
* Due to overworking during harvest they sleep most of the time
* no hair

### Wedding rituals and Attire:

* Rituals
	+ it is tradition to carry the bride to the altar without allowing their feet to touch the ground. It's supposed to bring fortune to the married couple.
* Attire:
	+ n/a

### Festivals / Holidays:

* Festivals:
	+ n/a
* Holidays:
	+ n/a

### Traditions:

* it is tradition to cover a deceased person in flower petals. It's supposed to prevent evil spirits from taking the body of the deceased.

### History:

Due to being "small" and "weak" they too have been pushed around a ton. Until Queen Tomoe. When Tomoe became Queen she said enough is enough our turn and she began to eat. Eventually being able to make tendrils with these tendrils she began to decompose the ground faster than it could produce healthy soil, which eventually lead her to poisioning the entire world. In her spite she made the Cazulea come serve them at the harvest time. From there Rich and Powerful Ochids could take Cazulea feasting on them, decomposing them from the inside out. Either becoming hosts or just food banks. Eventually Tomoe was able to move her heart of her body and be able to make clones of herself. She wanted to live forever. Then she met Camilla commanding Camilla to serve as her Handmaid, also while infecting Camilla and driving Camilla mad. No one knows what Tomoe is doing expect for Camilla.

### Image related:

* https://pin.it/2WSHZrU
Mysruth

### General Overview:

This is the Youngest god of the three in The Church of the Three gods. They don't have a set apperance becuase they were made out of the last bits of the old god. But some confrimed forms are a sea serpant and a Kracken. Mysruth represents the unknown. For example, water, the moon, secrets, the deaf/mute, the unknownable, the negative afterlife, gossip, martyrs, theives, secrets and misfortune.

The colors associated with Mysruth are Bright blue (#3688de), Dark blue (#062b97), Strong pink (#cf337a), Dark pink (#7c1342), and silver (#dddddd).

If a worshipper of Mysruth is Deaf or mute, it is said that they have given their voice or hearing up to Mysruth. While if a prophet receives a prophecy or vision from Mysruth, their eyes with turn Silver as the Sliver runs down their face. The horn or eye color assoicated with Mysruth is silver.

Mysruth holy weapon is a kusarigama but with actual circular sickles. The metal is sliver while they are "painted" in the dark blue.

### High Priesthood Under Mysruth:

#### Overview:

High priests will be also be close to Mysruth, not parent to child like Mysruth but more equals. Both Helioal and Sigke have a hard time apologizing for their wrongs while Mysruth has no struggle. Mysruth knows tragedy and is often followed by it and so is its followers. Mysruth does have a disproportional amount of Martyrs compared to the other too and is on the throne less than the other two. Mysruth is protective of its high priests but respects their ability to fight so Myrsuth coming round to save the day is uncommon. High priests will often have a life of tragedy and are highly emotional.

#### The Powers of Priests of Mysruth (High or not, just usually high priests have several):

* Being able to tell when someones death will be
* Reviving the fresh dead, the death has to be less than six hours ago
* summoning the dead to fight, these dead have to be more than 500 years old
* Hearing the dead
* Traveling to the afterlife
* the bowl (tm) ((a gift few high priests recive, it is described as a low and wide bowl covered in mosaic tiles depreciating the night sky, clouds, the moon over the ocean with one of Myrusth tentacles reacing up from the deep. The water in this bowl is the water that comes from the afterlife, the one unreadable souls swim in for eternity. If lifted about the head and poured out, the souls will spill out instead of water.))
* Some control over water, nothing like water bending more like guiding water
ALM Champions (FMDB)

## Champions

### Notes

1. ↑ In the 2024/25 A League season the league was expanded to 14 teams. The teams were Auckland City and Canberra United. The season was also now a 26 round full home and away season.
2. ↑ The APL let the grand final deal run out but never renewed the event and made it so the final was hosted on merit only.
3. ↑ In the 2026/27 season the A league was expanded to 16 teams introducing Fremantle FC and Tasmania United.
4. ↑ In the 2026/27 season the ALM was expanded to 18 teams, introducing Christchurch United and returning team Gold Coast United. The AL2/AL3 was set up but with out promotion or relegation until 2028/29
5. ↑ the game ended 0-0 and in the last 10 minuets of extra time western sydney scored one then perth came back twice to end the game at 2-2. perth missed their first penaltie and came back and took the shoot-out to 8 goes at the spot.

## Stats

### Most Championships

1. Melbourne Victory: 6 (2007, 2009, 2015, 2018, 2025, 2029)
2. Sydney FC: 5 (2006, 2010, 2017, 2019, 2020)
3. Brisbane Roar: 4 (2011, 2012, 2014, 2028)
4. Central Coast Mariners: 2 (2013, 2023)
5. Adelaide United: 3 (2016, 2024, 2027)
6. Newcastle Jets: 2 (2008, 2026)
7. Melbourne City: 1 (2021)
8. Western United: 1 (2022)
9. Perth Glory: 1 (2030)

### Most Premierships

1. Sydney FC: 5 (2009–10, 2016–17, 2017–18, 2019–20, 2027-28)
2. Melbourne Victory: 5 (2006–07, 2008–09, 2014–15, 2024-25, 2028-29)
3. Adelaide United: 4 (2005–06, 2015–16, 2023-24, 2026-27)
4. Melbourne City: 3 (2020–21, 2021–22, 2022–23)
5. Brisbane Roar: 2 (2010–11, 2013–14)
6. Central Coast Mariners: 2 (2007–08, 2011–12)
7. Western Sydney Wanderers: 2 (2012–13, 2029-30)
8. Perth Glory: 1 (2018–19)
9. Wellington Phoenix: 1 (2025-26)

### Most Relegations

1. Macarthur FC (2028-29)
2. Fremantle FC (2028-29)
3. Western United: 1 (21029-30)
4. North Queensland Fury: 1 (2029-30)
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Nick Murratore

**Nick Murratore**
 * Earthquake Bowl III

Nick Murratore made an appearance in Earthquake Bowl III as a referee.

## Officiating

Nick Murratore was a professional collegiate basketball referee who was the referee for Earthquake Bowl III. Players later regretted allowing a professional referee to officiate the game because calls frequently disrupted game play and revealed play-calling strategies to opposition when plays were called dead due to penalty.

## See also

* **Earthquake Bowl**
* **Roller Bowl**
* **Earthquake Bowl/Roller Bowl rule book**
Laura M.

Laura M.
 * Blue & Gold team (EB IX)
* White & Black team (EB X)

 \*statistics are incomplete because statistics were not recorded for all games

**Laura M.** made appearances in three Earthquake Bowls and was the first female player to win an award in the Earthquake Bowl.

## Blue and Gold team

Laura played for the Blue & Gold team in Earthquake Bowls VIII and IX and was awarded "Good Sport" in IX.

## White and Black team

Laura played for the White & Black team in Earthquake Bowl X.

## See also

* **Earthquake Bowl**
* **Roller Bowl**
* **Earthquake Bowl/Roller Bowl rule book**
Итс а илья (автор либерже)

его никнейм был придуман чисто случайно (вообще он правильно пишется как It's a Ilya) но это никак не повлияло на его популярность. сейчас он не забывает про личную жизнь, и это вики тоже было сделано на его личной жизни (кстати да прикол) его аватарка используется по сей день, хоть ей уже и 2 года (была создана в 2021) всё же, он топчик и вообще он хорош вообще
Joseph R.

Joseph R.

 Pass Completions
 Tackles:

 Pass Completions
 Tackles:

**Joseph R.** made only one appearance in Earthquake Bowl III.

## White and Black team

Joseph was the oldest player to play for the White & Black team in Earthquake Bowl III.

Joseph passed away in the late 1990's.

## See also

* **Earthquake Bowl**
* **Roller Bowl**
* **Earthquake Bowl/Roller Bowl rule book**
Thomas A.

**Thomas A.** made appearances in four Earthquake Bowls and one Roller Bowl.

## Blue team

The Black team of the inaugural Earthquake Bowl I included the five oldest players in the game (some middle aged) and was matched against the Blue team, which consisted primarily of players in their late teens and early 20's. The result was a 47-6 victory for the Blue team.

## White and Black team

Thomas made appearances for the White or White and Black team during Earthquake Bowls II and III.

## Red team

Thomas made an appearance on the Red team for Roller Bowl I.

## Blue and Gold team

Thomas was part of the Blue & Gold team in Earthquake Bowl XI, which was notorious for repeated off-sides penalties by the Blue & Gold team that maintained a tie score.

## See also

* **Earthquake Bowl**
* **Roller Bowl**
* **Earthquake Bowl/Roller Bowl rule book**
Carol E.

**Carol E.**
 * Roller Bowl II
* Earthquake Bowl III

Carol E. was a spectator during Roller Bowl II and Earthquake Bowl III.

## Roller Bowl II

Carol E. was a spectator during Roller Bowl II to cheer on her older brothers James L. and Michael A. (dubbed the "Towers of Power" by player Christopher J.).

## Earthquake Bowl III

Carol E. was a spectator during Earthquake Bowl III to cheer on her older brothers James L. and Michael A. (dubbed the "Towers of Power" by player Christopher J.).

## See also

* **Earthquake Bowl**
* **Roller Bowl**
* **Earthquake Bowl/Roller Bowl rule book**
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Steve B.

Steve B.

 \*statistics are incomplete because statistics were not recorded for all games

**Steve B.** made appearances in two Earthquake Bowls. Although no statistics were recorded for either contest, Steve's quarterback performances were regarded as two of the best in game history.

## White and Black team

Steve played for the White & Black team in Earthquake Bowl XIV and XV and was awarded game MVP for his performance in XIV.

## See also

* **Earthquake Bowl**
* **Roller Bowl**
* **Earthquake Bowl/Roller Bowl rule book**
MrBeast City V Rules

MrBeast City V Rules.

Here's Some Rules are

(DO NOT TALK ABOUT THINGS FROM INAPPROPRIATE WEBSITE (KICKED AND REJOIN BACK) (PLEASE DO NOT TALK ABOUT ZOOPHILE FROM PUBLIC THEY'LL GET BANNED FROM GAME FOR BEING ZOOPHILE) (DO NOT SAYING INAPPROPRIATE THINGS FROM MRBEAST CITY V (KICKED AND REJOIN BACK) (PLEASE DON'T EVER TO SAY FURRY DIAPERS AND DIAPERS GIRLS SUCH AS FETISHES DIAPER FROM PUBLIC) (BANNED FOF 3 DAYS) (PEDOPHILE ISN'T ALLOWED IN MRBEAST CITY V) (BANNED FOR 10 DAYS) (ONLINE DATING IS NOT ALLOWED IN PUBLIC (UNTIL ADMIN SEEING THIS GUY) (LAST WARNING) (PLAYING LOUD MUSIC SHOULD BE ALLOWED IN PRIVATE AND PUBLIC NEIGHBORHOOD THAT YOU CAN PARTY EVERYWHERE! (ALLOWED) (BEING TOXIC AND HARASSING USER ISN'T ALLOWED (KICKED AND REJOINED BACK) (BEGGING FOR ADMIN YOU'LL GET LAST WARNING AND KICKED) (HACKING MRBEAST CITY V GAME FROM RETROSTUDIO YOU'LL GET BANNED FOR 300 DAYS YOU'LL BE BACK IN 2014-2015) (SPAMMING CHAT ISN'T ALLOWED IN GAME) (LAST WARNING AND KICKED REJOINED BACK)
Earthquake Bowl XVI

**Earthquake Bowl XVI** is the sixteenth event in a series of family football games played around the holidays (in December or January). The **Blue & Gold team** defeated the **White & Black** **team** by a score of 44–28.

 Date
 Location
 MVL
 Referee
 Videographer
* Earthquake Bowl XVII →

## Background

### Origins

The Earthquake Bowl is dedicated to the memory of former and late Washington, DC Deputy Fire Chief of Fire Operations Bob Corso who passed away in October of 1988. The game's most valuable player (MVP) award is also named in memory of Chief Bob Corso.

## Game summary

Earthquake Bowl XVI was the 11th victory for Blue & Gold and the 9th defeat for White & Black.

## Most Valuable Player award

The V. Robert Corso Most Valuable Player (MVP) award was awarded to Russell A. for his game performance.

## Most Valuable Loser award

The Bruce A. Bodine Most Valuable Loser (MVL) award to Russell P. for his losing performance.

## Final statistics

### Statistical comparison

\*No player statistics were recorded for this game.

## Starting lineups

**Earthquake Bowl XVI players**
 Alexis C.
Christoph B.

Christoph B.

 \*statistics are incomplete because statistics were not recorded for all games

**Christoph B.** made an appearance in one Earthquake Bowl.

## White and Black team

   Christoph played for the White & Black team in Earthquake Bowl XVII.

## See also

* **Earthquake Bowl**
* **Roller Bowl**
* **Earthquake Bowl/Roller Bowl rule book**
Calender Year

A year is 432 days long.

There is 3 seasons, Growth, the harvest, winter

Each season is 3 months long 9 months in the year.

There is 144 days in a season each month is 48 days long There is 8 weeks in a month and 6 days in a week. (It takes 6 days for a moon to go through a phase and there 8 moon phases ((There is no new moon))) each full day/night cycle being 20 hours meaning there is 72 weeks in a year.

#### Names of the months in order:

1. Convallaria
2. Amaryllis
3. Zantedeschia
4. Tagetes
5. Solidago
6. Nobilis
7. Somniferum
8. Gladiolus
9. Verbena

#### Then the days of the week are:

1. Ri
2. Hyr
3. Klyx
4. Vlix
5. Qrym
6. Fihn
John W.

John W.
 * Black team (EB I)
* Red team (RB I)
* Blue & Gold team (EB II, III)
* White & Black team (EB IV)
* Blue & Gold team (EB VI)
* White & Black team (EB XI, XVI)

 Carries
 Tackles
 Interceptions (caught)

 Carries
 Tackles
 Interceptions (caught)
 \*statistics are incomplete because statistics were not recorded for all games

**John W.** made appearances in eight Earthquake Bowls and one Roller Bowl.

## Black team

The Black team of the inaugural Earthquake Bowl I included the five oldest players in the game (some middle aged) and was matched against the Blue team, which consisted primarily of players in their late teens and early 20's. The result was a 47-6 victory for the Blue team.

## Red team

John was part of the Red team for Roller Bowl I.

## Blue and Gold team

John was part of the Blue & Gold team in Earthquake Bowls II, III, VI, X, and XVII.

## White and Black team

John made appearances for the White and Black team during Earthquake Bowls IV, XI, and XVII. John earned the V. Robert Corso Most Valuable Player (MVP) award in Earthquake Bowl IV (despite being on the losing team).

## See also

* **Earthquake Bowl**
* **Roller Bowl**
* **Earthquake Bowl/Roller Bowl rule book**
Earthquake Bowl XXI

**Earthquake Bowl XXI** is the twenty-first event in a series of family football games played around the holidays (in December or January). The **Blue & Gold team** defeated the **White & Black** **team** by a score of 63–14.

 Date
 MVL
 Referee
 Videographer
* Earthquake Bowl XXII →

## Background

### Origins

The Earthquake Bowl is dedicated to the memory of former and late Washington, DC Deputy Fire Chief of Fire Operations Bob Corso who passed away in October of 1988. The game's most valuable player (MVP) award is also named in memory of Chief Bob Corso.

## Game summary

Earthquake Bowl XXI was a less competitive contest. In retrospect, the teams should have been stacked differently.

## Most Valuable Player award

The V. Robert Corso Most Valuable Player (MVP) award was awarded to Joseph M. for his game performance.

## Most Valuable Loser award

The Bruce A. Bodine Most Valuable Loser (MVL) award to Brian T. for his losing performance.

## Starting lineups

**Earthquake Bowl XXI players**
 Russell A.
 Joseph F.
Earthquake Bowl III

**Earthquake Bowl III** is the third event in a series of family football games played around the holidays (in December or January). The **Blue & Gold team** defeated the **White & Black team** by a score of 28–14.

 Date
 Location
 MVP
 Statistician
 * ← Earthquake Bowl II
* Earthquake Bowl IV →

## Background

### Origins

The Earthquake Bowl is dedicated to the memory of former and late Washington, DC Deputy Fire Chief of Fire Operations Bob Corso who passed away in October of 1988. The game's most valuable player (MVP) award is also named in memory of Chief Bob Corso.

## Game summary

Earthquake Bowl III was a less competitive contest than its predecessor with Blue & Gold dominating most of the game play. It is one of the few Earthquake Bowls captured on video. Several high resolution photographs were also taken by photographer Thomas M. but were never shared with the extended family. Some have theorized that this was intended as retribution for a series of incidents in Earthquake Bowl III, in which a player was accused of utilizing a "high-stepping" technique to mask intentionally kicking other players (or threatening kicks to maintain their distance ).

## Most Valuable Player award

The V. Robert Corso Most Valuable Player (MVP) award was awarded to James R. who was one of two pre-teens that participated in the game.

## Final statistics

### Records established

Statistics that bested prior Earthquake Bowl games.

## External links

* Falls Road Park (formerly Potomac Athletic Park)
The Roller Bowl

The **Roller Bowl** is a family football game played in March or April (usually during the holiday season).

## Origin

The game was created as a pick-up football game as part of the holiday celebration when extended family members came together. It was founded by John A., Robert E., and Thomas A. The Roller Bowl was named by Robert E. (most likely referencing rolling Easter eggs). The first officially recorded "**Roller Bowl I**" was played on March 26, 1990 between the Blue team and The Red team.

## Game wins history

### Roller Bowl Contests

Only Roller Bowl I was played on March 26, 1990 at St. Peter's Church in Olney, Maryland between the Blue team and the Red team. The second Roller Bowl game would not be played until more than 30 years after the original.

 **Red** | 1
 **Burgundy** | 0

## Jerseys

   Official jerseys were not created for the original event, but new jerseys were created after the event revival.

## Venues

The first Roller Bowl contest was played in Olney, MD.

## Roller Bowl awards

The original Roller Bowl had no awards of any kind because parties involved believed it would diminish the V. Robert Corso Most Valuable Player (MVP) award utilized in the Earthquake Bowl. For the Roller Bowl Revival, the James F. Corso Offensive Player of the Game and William A. Falter Defensive Player of the Game awards were created in the memory of former and late players of the game.

## Earthquake Bowl/Roller Bowl rule book

An official **Earthquake Bowl/Roller Bowl rule book** was created by Robert E., John A., Thomas A., and Mark E. in 1991. This rule book was often ignored.

## Roller Bowl logo history

The original draft Roller Bowl logo is no longer available. A new Roller Bowl logo was created for the event revival.

## Roller Bowl intellectual property

Roller Bowl and all of its logos, documents, and photographs are claimed and owned by members of the family.
Rude Awakening

"*I'm giving up alcohol for a month. Wait, that came out wrong. I'm giving up. Alcohol for a month.*"
―Unknown
"**Rude Awakening**" is the second episode of *Problem Child* and the second episode of Volume 1. It was released in 2018.

## Plot summary

As Sandra Bailey is asleep, her alarm goes off. She wakes up and takes a drink from a bottle of alcohol, before kicking Cole Zoose off of the bed. Unfamiliar with him, he claims that they had met at Boris's Bar the night prior. Accepting this explanation, Sandra still orders Cole to leave, threatening to call the police. Cole protests, stating that Sandra had promised him a ride home. She ignores this, however, stating that they had both made empty promises the night prior and calling him "tiny."

## Behind the scenes

The quote accompanying this episode was also utilized as the punch-line for the first episode of *Problem Child Classic*, "Punctuation is Important."

## Appearances

### Characters

* Sandra Bailey (First appearance)
* Cole Zoose (First appearance)

### Locations

* LeTrompé
	+ 2518 Fine Fields Drive
	+ Boris's Bar (Mentioned only)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "**Rude Awakening**"
2. ↑ "Punctuation is Important"
Thomas M.

**Thomas M.**
 * Earthquake Bowl III

Thomas M. participated in Earthquake Bowl III as a photographer.

## Photography

Thomas M. took several high resolution photographs during Earthquake Bowl III, but they were never shared with the extended family. Some have theorized that this was intended as retribution for a series of incidents in Earthquake Bowl III, in which a player was alleged to utilize a "high-stepping" technique to mask intentionally kicking other players (or threatening kicks to maintain their distance).

## See also

* **Earthquake Bowl**
* **Roller Bowl**
* **Earthquake Bowl/Roller Bowl rule book**
Timothy F.

Timothy F.
 * White & Black team (EB VI)

 \*statistics are incomplete because statistics were not recorded for all games

**Timothy F.** made appearances in two Earthquake Bowls.

## White and Black team

Timothy played for the White & Black team in Earthquake Bowl VI.

## Blue and Gold team

Timothy played for the Blue & Gold team in Earthquake Bowl XIV.

## See also

* **Earthquake Bowl**
* **Roller Bowl**
* **Earthquake Bowl/Roller Bowl rule book**
ALM Winners (lazar bat future)

## champions

### Notes

1. ↑ the 2022/23 season and 2023/24 still had 12 teams before being expanded to 20 teams in the 2024/25 season

## Stats

### Most Championships

1. Sydney FC: 5
2. Melbourne Victory: 4
3. Brisbane Roar: 3
4. Central Coast Mariners: 2
5. Adelaide United: 1
6. Melbourne City: 1
7. Western United: 1
8. Wellington Phoenix: 1
9. Newcastle Jets: 1

### Most premierships

1. Sydney FC: 4
2. Melbourne Victory: 3
3. Melbourne City: 3
4. Brisbane Roar: 2
5. Adelaide United: 2
6. Central Coast Mariners: 2
7. Western Sydney Wanderers: 1
8. Perth Glory: 1
9. Macarthur: 1

### Most relegations

1. Western United: 1
2. Darwin Olympic: 1
James C.

James C. made appearances in three of the first six Earthquake Bowls, as well as an appearance in the first Roller Bowl. He was formerly a U.S. Navy Captain and naval engineer.

## Red Team

James played for the Red team in the original **Roller Bowl I**, where he holds a record number of passing attempts and completions.

## Blue and Gold team

   James was part of the early Blue & Gold team tradition, playing for the team in Earthquake Bowls III and IV.

## White and Black team

James made his final Earthquake Bowl appearance for the White & Black team in Earthquake Bowl VI.

James passed away in 2019.

## See also

* **Earthquake Bowl**
* **Roller Bowl**
* **Earthquake Bowl/Roller Bowl rule book**
Catherine J.

Catherine J.
 * White & Black team (EB VIII)

 Pass Completions
 Receptions
 Carries
 Tackles

 Pass Completions
 Receptions
 Carries
 Tackles
 \*statistics are incomplete because statistics were not recorded for all games

**Catherine J.** made appearances in two Earthquake Bowls and was the first female player in an official, on-record Earthquake Bowl.

## White and Black team

Catherine played for the White & Black team in Earthquake Bowl VIII.

## Blue and Gold team

Catherine played for the Blue & Gold team in Earthquake Bowl IX.

## See also

* **Earthquake Bowl**
* **Roller Bowl**
* **Earthquake Bowl/Roller Bowl rule book**
Alexandra Margaret Bailey

## Biographical information

### Birth

April 5th, 1987, Osseus, New York, U.S.A.

### Residence

2518 Fine Fields Drive, LeTrompé, Vermont

### Affiliation

* Bailey family
* Quarter's Diner
* Survivor Support Shelter[*source?*]

### Relatives

* Margaret Avis (Mother)
* Richard Avis (Father)
* Scott Bailey (Husband; separated)
* Amber Bailey (Daughter)

## Physical information

### Hair color

* Black
* Blond (dyed)

**Alexandra Margaret Bailey**, more commonly known as "**Sandra**" and born Alexandra Margaret Avis, was a waitress at Quarter's Diner in LeTrompé, Vermont. She was the mother of Amber Bailey and ex-wife of Scott Bailey.

Born in Osseus, New York to Margaret and Richard Avis, an international incident involving her parents led to her unintended abandoning, which forced her aunt, Maria Sarkis, to adopt her. Maria raised Sandra in a strict and emotionally abusive household, which eventually led to her running away and getting involved with Murdoch, who forced her to commit crimes in his favor. After selling Murdoch out to the police, she entered a light witness protection and moved to LeTrompé, where she met Scott Bailey and later married him—having a daughter, Amber. After an initially happy marriage, her relationship with Scott deteriorated and they separated, though they never officially divorced.

After her separation with Scott, she became an alcoholic and emotionally abused Amber while also suffering from depression herself. However, she eventually went missing. Kidnapped by Murdoch, she was forced to work for him while sobering up at the Survivor Support Shelter, until he was eventually killed in a murder-suicide by her coworker, Marissa Cassius. Following her return to LeTrompé, she began helping Daisy Carmichael before herself returning to her hometown of Osseus, New York—leaving her family behind after making amends to the best of her ability, and starting her life anew.

## Biography

Alexandra Margaret Avis was born in Osseus, upstate New York.

## Appearances

* *Problem Child Extra* — "Us Against the World"
* *Problem Child Extra* — "Junior"
* *Problem Child Extra* — "Problems at Home"
* *Problem Child* — "Hit and Run" (Mentioned only)
* *Problem Child* — "Rude Awakening"
* *Problem Child* — "Rained Out"
* *Problem Child* — "A Day in the Life"

### *Problem Child Classic* (Non-canon)

* "Punctuation is Important" (First appearance)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Characters. Brian LS Comics. Archived from the original on January 10, 2023. Retrieved on January 10, 2023.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Homeward"
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 "Hit and Run"
Earthquake Bowl X

**Earthquake Bowl X** is the tenth event in a series of family football games played around the holidays (in December or January). The **Blue & Gold** **team** defeated the **White & Black** **team** by a score of 56–28.

 Date
 Location
 MVP
 Referee
 Videographer
* Earthquake Bowl XI →

## Background

### Origins

The Earthquake Bowl is dedicated to the memory of former and late Washington, DC Deputy Fire Chief of Fire Operations Bob Corso who passed away in October of 1988. The game's most valuable player (MVP) award is also named in memory of Chief Bob Corso.

## Game summary

Earthquake Bowl X was a match up of older players versus younger players. Quarterbacking for the White & Black team was less than conversative, which tipped the resulting score heavily to Blue & Gold.

## Most Valuable Player award

The V. Robert Corso Most Valuable Player (MVP) award was awarded to John A. This was the first time a "foundering father" of the event was awarded the MVP award.

## Good Sport award

The Bruce A. Bodine Good Sport award (GSA) was awarded to Joseph M. for good sportsmanship.

## Final statistics

### Statistical comparison

\*No player statistics were recorded for this game.

### Records established

***Combined team totals***
Dale A.

Dale A.
 * Blue & Gold team (EB VII)

 Receptions
 Carries
 Tackles
 Pass Deflections

 Receptions
 Carries
 Tackles
 Pass Deflections
 \*statistics are incomplete because statistics were not recorded for all games

**Dale A.** made two Earthquake Bowl appearances.

## Blue and Gold team

   Dale played for the Blue & Gold team in Earthquake Bowl VII.

## White and Black team

Dale played for the White & Black team in Earthquake Bowl VIII.

## See also

* **Earthquake Bowl**
* **Roller Bowl**
* **Earthquake Bowl/Roller Bowl rule book**
Elizabeth J.

**Elizabeth J.**
 * Earthquake Bowl I
* Earthquake Bowl III

Elizabeth J. was an early photographer, spectator, and video commentator for the Earthquake Bowl.

## Photography/Commentating

Elizabeth J. was a photographer during Earthquake Bowl I and commentator for Earthquake Bowl III during the filming of the game.

## See also

* **Earthquake Bowl**
* **Roller Bowl**
* **Earthquake Bowl/Roller Bowl rule book**
White team

The **White team** is a football team that has played in the family event "The Earthquake Bowl."

## History

The **White team** is a football team that has played in the family event "The Earthquake Bowl." The team was a rebranding of the Blue team from **Earthquake Bowl I**.

#### Players

White team appearances
 Thomas A. | II
 Ronald A. | II
 Keith B. | II

## See also

* The Earthquake Bowl
* The Roller Bowl
Roller Bowl I

**Roller Bowl I** is the first event in a series of family football games played around the holidays (in March or April). The **Blue team** defeated the **Red team** by a score of 42–35.

 Date
 Location
 Referee

## Background

### Origins

The Roller Bowl is a family holiday football game played in March or April (usually during the holiday season).

## Game summary

Roller Bowl I was the inaugural event of a new family football tradition. One controversy occurred during the event, in which a player from the Blue team was believed to have intentionally stepped on a much younger player of the Red team.

## Event awards

The original Roller Bowl had no awards of any kind because parties involved believed it would diminish the V. Robert Corso Most Valuable Player (MVP) award utilized in the Earthquake Bowl.
Earthquake Bowl V

**Earthquake Bowl V** is the fifth event in a series of family football games played around the holidays (in December or January). The **Blue & Gold team** defeated the **White & Black team**, but the final score and statistics of the game were not recorded. The game had no photographer to take photographs during play. The exact date was also not recorded, but it was played on or about December 26, 1992.

 Date
 Location
 MVP
* Earthquake Bowl VI →

## Background

### Origins

The Earthquake Bowl is dedicated to the memory of former and late Washington, DC Deputy Fire Chief of Fire Operations Bob Corso who passed away in October of 1988. The game's most valuable player (MVP) award is also named in memory of Chief Bob Corso.

## Game summary

The final score and statistics for Earthquake Bowl V were not recorded, but the result was a Blue & Gold victory over White & Black. The first half was more competitive than the second half, during which player Greg W. asked one of his receivers if his "stickem' had worn off" (due to dropped passes in the second half). No photographs exist of Earthquake Bowl V.

## Most Valuable Player award

The V. Robert Corso Most Valuable Player (MVP) award was awarded to James L. The "Towers of Power" (a phrase coined by player Christopher J. for their height and athleticism). James L. and Michael A. both attempted to decline the award to the other.

## Final statistics

### Records established

Earthquake Bowl III statistics that bested prior Earthquake Bowl games.
James L.

James L.
 * Blue team (EB I-RB I)
* Blue & Gold team (EB III)
* White & Black team (EB IV)

 Tackles

 Carries
 Touchdowns
 Tackles
 Interceptions (caught)

 Carries
 Touchdowns
 Tackles
 Interceptions (caught)
 \*statistics are incomplete because statistics were not recorded for all games

**James L.** made appearances in five of the first six Earthquake Bowls, as well as made an appearance in the first Roller Bowl. He was labelled one of the two "Towers of Power" by player Christopher J. due to James' height and athleticism.

## Blue team

   James played for the Blue team for both the inaugural Earthquake Bowl and Roller Bowl games.

## Blue and Gold team

James played for early Blue & Gold teams in Earthquake Bowls III, V, and VI.

## White and Black team

James played for early White & Black teams in Earthquake Bowl IV.

## See also

* **Earthquake Bowl**
* **Roller Bowl**
* **Earthquake Bowl/Roller Bowl rule book**
Earthquake Bowl VIII

**Earthquake Bowl VIII** is the eighth event in a series of family football games played around the holidays (in December or January). The "High-Steppers" **Blue & Gold** **team** defeated the "Swamp Gas" **White & Black** **team** by a score of 56–7.

 Date
 Location
 MVP
 Videographer
 Statistician
 * ← Earthquake Bowl VII
* Earthquake Bowl IX →

## Background

### Origins

The Earthquake Bowl is dedicated to the memory of former and late Washington, DC Deputy Fire Chief of Fire Operations Bob Corso who passed away in October of 1988. The game's most valuable player (MVP) award is also named in memory of Chief Bob Corso.

## Game summary

Earthquake Bowl VIII was another less competitive contest with Blue & Gold dominating most of the game play. It is one of the few Earthquake Bowls captured on video. Teams had nicknames for this event. The **Blue & Gold** team were nicknamed the "High-Steppers," referencing an incident from **Earthquake Bowl III** in which a player utilized a "high-stepping" technique to mask intentionally kicking other players (or threating to kick in order to maintain their distance). The **White & Black** team were nicknamed the "Swamp Gas," referencing an incident in which a family member blamed their own flatulence in an enclosed vehicle on "swamp gas" in Norfolk, Virginia.

## Most Valuable Player award

The V. Robert Corso Most Valuable Player (MVP) award was awarded to Christopher D. for his game performance, which made him the first player to win the award more than once.

## Good Sport award

The Bruce A. Bodine Good Sport award (GSA) was awarded to Robert E. for good sportsmanship.
Mike S.

**Mike S.** made appearances in one Earthquake Bowl and one Roller Bowl for the Blue team.

## Blue team

   Mike played for the Blue team in Earthquake Bowl I. The Black team in that contest consisted of the five oldest players in the game (some middle aged) and was matched against the Blue team, which consisted primarily of players in their late teens and early 20's. The result was a 47-6 victory for the Blue team.

Mike also played for the Blue team of the inaugural Roller Bowl I. The result of the game was a 42-35 victory for the Blue team.

## See also

* **Earthquake Bowl**
* **Roller Bowl**
* **Earthquake Bowl/Roller Bowl rule book**
Coco S.

Coco S.

 \*statistics are incomplete because statistics were not recorded for all games

**Coco S.** made an appearances in one Earthquake Bowl.

## White and Black team

   "Coco" played for the White & Black team in Earthquake Bowl XV. She wore sweatshorts in below freezing weather for the entire game.

## See also

* **Earthquake Bowl**
* **Roller Bowl**
* **Earthquake Bowl/Roller Bowl rule book**
Earthquake Bowl XIV

**Earthquake Bowl XIV** is the fourteenth event in a series of family football games played around the holidays (in December or January). The **White & Black team** defeated the **Blue & Gold** **team** by a score of 35–0.

 Date
 Location
 MVP
 MVL
 Videographer
* Earthquake Bowl XV →

## Background

### Origins

The Earthquake Bowl is dedicated to the memory of former and late Washington, DC Deputy Fire Chief of Fire Operations Bob Corso who passed away in October of 1988. The game's most valuable player (MVP) award is also named in memory of Chief Bob Corso.

## Game summary

Earthquake Bowl XIV was a one-sided contest between a team of primarily new comers to the game (nicknamed "The Ringers") against veterans. The White & Black team dominated on defense the entire game, but they gained modest ground on offense in the first half because they were inhibited by strong play at the safety position. The Blue & Gold team was shutting down passes to the center of the field, which White & Black to hit primarily targets on the outside. At the start of the second half, Anthony F. refused to play cornerback and insisted on playing safety instead. This gave up tremendous ground to the White & Black team and resulted in a blow out victory.

## Most Valuable Player award

The V. Robert Corso Most Valuable Player (MVP) award was awarded to Steve B. for his game performance.

## Most Valuable Loser award

The Bruce A. Bodine Most Valuable Loser (MVL) award to Timothy F. for his losing performance on the defensive line, which kept the opposing team quarterback under pressure.

## Final statistics

### Statistical comparison

\*No player statistics were recorded for this game.

## Starting lineups

**Earthquake Bowl XIV players**
 Joseph M.
 Russell A.
 Richard M.
 Anthony F.
Christopher J.

Christopher J.
 * Blue & Gold team (EB IV, VI - VIII)
* White & Black team (EB XVI)

 Completions
 Touchdown Passes
 Carries
 Tackles
 Sacks

 Completions
 Touchdown Passes
 Carries
 Tackles
 Sacks
 \*statistics are incomplete because statistics were not recorded for all games

**Christopher J.** made appearances in six Earthquake Bowls.

## Blue and Gold team

Christopher was part of Blue & Gold team in Earthquake Bowls IV, VI - VIII, and XVII and was awarded the V. Robert Corso Most Valuable Player (MVP) award in Earthquake Bowl VI.

## White and Black team

Christopher made his sole appearance on the White and Black team during Earthquake Bowl XVI.

## See also

* **Earthquake Bowl**
* **Roller Bowl**
* **Earthquake Bowl/Roller Bowl rule book**
Earthquake Bowl XII

**Earthquake Bowl XII** is the twelfth event in a series of family football games played around the holidays (in December or January). The **White & Black** **team** defeated the **Blue & Gold** **team** by a score of 21-14.

 Date
 Location
 MVP
 GSA
 Videographer
* Earthquake Bowl XIII →

## Background

### Origins

The Earthquake Bowl is dedicated to the memory of former and late Washington, DC Deputy Fire Chief of Fire Operations Bob Corso who passed away in October of 1988. The game's most valuable player (MVP) award is also named in memory of Chief Bob Corso.

## Game summary

Earthquake Bowl XII was one of the more competitive Earthquake Bowl contests. However, during the game it became apparent that other members of the White & Black team had a preconceived strategy to exclude one particular member of that team from several plays. This strategy involved overlooking this player, even when wide open, and falsely accusing him of committing penalties (despite being on the same team). At one point, White & Black team player Robert E. became upset because he was discovered overlooking this wide open player in the end zone (immediately to the left) and instead choosing to throw to a double-covered team member on the other side of the field. The result of that play was an incomplete pass.

## Most Valuable Player award

The V. Robert Corso Most Valuable Player (MVP) award was awarded to Ronald A. for his game performance.

## Good Sport award

The Bruce A. Bodine Good Sport award (GSA) was also awarded to Laura M. for good sportsmanship.

## Final statistics

### Statistical comparison

\*No player statistics were recorded for this game.

### Records established

***Combined team totals***
Roller Bowl II

**Roller Bowl II** is the second event in a series of family football games played around the holidays (in March or April). The "Coronaskins" (**Red team**) defeated the "Insurrectionists" (**Burgundy team**) by a score of 21–14.

 Date
 DPG
 Referee
 Videographer
* Roller Bowl III →

## Background

### Origins

The Roller Bowl is a family football game played in March or April (usually during the holiday season).

## Game summary

Roller Bowl II was the second event of an Easter family football event more than 30 years after the original event. The Red team and Burgundy team had respective nicknames of "Coronaskins" (referencing a recent pandemic) and "The Insurrections" (referencing a recent incident in the nation's capital). The game was plagued by a record number of dropped passes by both teams, which resulted in a close, low-scoring contest.

## Event awards

Roller Bowl II introduced the James F. Corso Offensive Player of the Game (OPG) award and the William A. Falter Defensive Player of the Game (DPG) award (both named after former and late players). The OPG award winner of the event was Joseph M., and the DPG winner of the event was Nicholas A.

## Starting lineups

**Roller Bowl II players**
 Joseph F.
 Matthew E.
 Miranda C.
Michael A.

**Michael A.** made appearances in five of the first six Earthquake Bowls, as well as made an appearance in the first Roller Bowl. He was labelled one of the two "Towers of Power" by player Christopher J. due to Michael's height and athleticism.

## Blue team

Michael played for the Blue team of the inaugural Earthquake Bowl I.

## Red team

Michael played for the Red team in Roller Bowl I.

## Blue and Gold team

Michael played for the Blue & Gold team in Earthquake Bowls II, III, V, and VI.

## See also

* **Earthquake Bowl**
* **Roller Bowl**
* **Earthquake Bowl/Roller Bowl rule book**
Greg W.

Greg W.

 \*statistics are incomplete because statistics were not recorded for all games

Greg W. made only one appearance in Earthquake Bowl V.

## White and Black team

Greg played for the White & Black team in Earthquake Bowl V. The first half was more competitive than the second half, during which player Greg W. asked one of his receivers if his "stickem' had worn off" (due to dropped passes in the second half).

## See also

* **Earthquake Bowl**
* **Roller Bowl**
* **Earthquake Bowl/Roller Bowl rule book**
Christopher D.

**Christopher D.** made appearances in five Earthquake Bowls. He was the first Earthquake Bowl player to achieve two MVP awards and the first to win three MVP awards (of all which were consecutive).

## White and Black team

Christopher made his first three Earthquake Bowl appearances on the White and Black team during Earthquake Bowls IV, VI, and VII. He won the V. Robert Corso Most Valuable Player (MVP) award for his performance in Earthquake Bowl VII.

## Blue and Gold team

Christopher was part of Blue & Gold team in Earthquake Bowls VIII, and IX and was awarded the V. Robert Corso Most Valuable Player (MVP) award for both contests.

## See also

* **Earthquake Bowl**
* **Roller Bowl**
* **Earthquake Bowl/Roller Bowl rule book**
William F.

William F.
 * Black team (EB I)
* Blue team (RB I)

 Touchdowns
 Tackles
 Interceptions (caught)

 Touchdowns
 Tackles
 Interceptions (caught)
 \*statistics are incomplete because statistics were not recorded for all games

**William F.** made appearances in three of the first five Earthquake Bowls, as well as made an appearance in the first Roller Bowl.

## Black Team

   The Black team of Earthquake Bowl I consisted of the five oldest players in the game (some middle aged) and was matched against the Blue team, which consisted primarily of players in their late teens and early 20's. William was one of the oldest player in the game. The result was a 47-6 victory for the Blue team.

## Blue team

   William played for the Blue team of the inaugural Roller Bowl I in which both of his passes caught resulted in touchdowns. The result of the game was a 42-35 victory for the Blue team.

## White and Black team

William played for early White & Black teams in Earthquake Bowls III and IV.

William passed away in 2020.

## See also

* **Earthquake Bowl**
* **Roller Bowl**
* **Earthquake Bowl/Roller Bowl rule book**
Burgundy team

The **Burgundy team** is a football team that has played in the family event "The Roller Bowl."

## History

The **Burgundy team** was one of two teams that played in Roller Bowl II. The team was also known as "The Insurrectionist" referencing a recent incident in the nation's capital.

#### Players

White & Black team appearances
 Joseph F.
 Matthew E.
 Miranda C.

## See also

* **The Earthquake Bowl**
* **The Roller Bowl**