You may not know this but Madison is a very important historical figure and we are not just talking about the history of the Cafe.
Chapter One - the begining
As a founding father, Madison worked behind the scenes on the drafting of the Federalist Papers and is a key uncredited author of many important pre-independance documents. "No taxation without representation" was a Madison quote unfortunately his contribution of "America roxor soxor" was left out of the final draft of the Declaration of Independance.
It is also a little known fact that Madison pistol whipped Aaron Burr in a dispute over a stove-pipe hat.
Although many of his written works are not credited, Madison has been imortalized in stone.
Chapter Two - The French love Madison
It is well known that the French love Madison. After a vacation in Paris in 1882 the French presented Madison with a life-sized statute which he threw in the New York harbour when he returned home
Chapter Three - Some more stuff
Madison keeps popping up from time to time throughout history.
He turned the tide of the war in the Pacific.
He made history in outter space.
But some of his other moments were less than shining.
After the VH1 special "No more cowbell for Madison" aired, Madison's music career spiralled downward and apart from a writing credit on Poison's "Unskinny Bop" and some back up vocals on Ah-Ha's "Take on Me", Madison's music career was essentially over.
and finally his relationship with the French soured.
In the 1990s Madison turned his attention to baseball and invented fantasy sports as we now know them. After he created the Baseball Cafe he decided that he had earned some rest and he retired to a life of bowling and dispensing fantasy advice to those poor souls who are obviously inferior to him in the art of fantasy gaming.
The Baseball Cafe and America as we know it would not be the same without the contributions of a skinny little bowler from Arlington Texas known as Madison.
Congrats on 40,000 Madison

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