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Desk football is a fun organized sport (although doesn't have to be), and can be played by anybody. There is also the National Desk Football League (NDFL), which consists of four teams, the Crater Lake Claws, Anchorage Ants, Philadelphia Razorbacks, and the Phoenix Gila Monsters. It is a normally uncommon sport which few know about. There is a NDFL site, too: www.ndfl.webs.com
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