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Or just, Caught in a landslide with no escape from reality.
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Mate of mine does this increasingly inaccurately-named Twitter feed called the Daft Names Daily. My favourites are Yolanda Squatpump and Genesis Wren Bungo Windrushing Turtleheart Miller.Bruce Rioja wrote:That's the most ridiculous name that I've ever heard
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Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Mate of mine does this increasingly inaccurately-named Twitter feed called the Daft Names Daily. My favourites are Yolanda Squatpump and Genesis Wren Bungo Windrushing Turtleheart Miller.Bruce Rioja wrote:That's the most ridiculous name that I've ever heard

Rarely do the closing credits of a film make anyone laugh out loud. In 1995, audiences enjoyed The Usual Suspects in cinemas for the first time. As the film came to end and people sat, stunned in their seats by the magnificent ending, the credits rolled and people, unusually, laughed. Unusually because the closing credits do not include humorous out-takes. The film is not a Pixar animation, so they do not even include animated and contrived out-takes. No. The credits caused mirth because of the name one of the 'Effects Crew'....
Yolanda Squatpump
IMDB turns up 4 films on which Yolanda has worked:
The Usual Suspects (which we already knew about, having howled in the aisles) 1995 - Yolanda is credited as working in the Effects Crew
Il Silenzio dei prosciutti (Silence of the Hams) crappy parody 1994 - Yolanda worked as 'Special Makeup Effects Editor'
Puppet Master 6 - Curse of the Puppet Master - (horror) 1998 - Someone called Yolonda Squatpump worked as a Music Editor. Two different Yol*nda Squatpumps working in the lower end - budget-wise - of US film industry would be too great coincidence, so let's assume it's the same person.
Murder Weapon (Crap horror) 1990. Yolanda was a Makeup Artist
A trawl of google reveals that Yolanda has been working on films which IMBD, surprisingly, doesn't list.
Dead Next Door low-budget horror 1989 - Yolanda worked as a Production Assistant. (Incidentally, this film this film contains a credit for "Original music ... created and performed on the Commodore AMIGA 500 Computer")
Horrorvision More horror. "Dez, a webmaster, mistakenly logs onto 'horrorvision.com' — a website that kills all who come across it" (horrorvision.com is actually a porn site. Be warned.) Ms. Squatpump was the Script Supervisor
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Both Eaves and Wilkinson start with Jamie Thomas against Birmingham this afternoon.
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I forgot all about Eaves! Thought he'd gone..
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Thomas has scored some superb free-kicks for the dev squad. Otherwise he's a poacher.
Eaves has had hip surgery, apparently.
Wilkinson, the less said the better.
Eaves has had hip surgery, apparently.
Wilkinson, the less said the better.
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Half-time at Birmingham. Tom Eaves scores a third-minute tap-in after a Jamie Thomas free-kick is parried. Then we concede two to go behind. Last minute of the first half, each side reduced to 10 men after a fight (Channing Campbell-Young our guilty party).
Quade Taylor's the captain, BTW.
Quade Taylor's the captain, BTW.
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From an 80th minute corner, skipper Quade Taylor scrambles home the equaliser. Should give him more confidence for when Wheater's sold, Prince has his loan cancelled and Dervite's kidnapped by angry fans
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I read that as ........ after a fight (Chinning Campbell-Young)Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Half-time at Birmingham. Tom Eaves scores a third-minute tap-in after a Jamie Thomas free-kick is parried. Then we concede two to go behind. Last minute of the first half, each side reduced to 10 men after a fight (Channing Campbell-Young our guilty party).
Quade Taylor's the captain, BTW.

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Their combatant was Charlie Cooper. Was Charlie Chinning Channing?Bruce Rioja wrote:I read that as ........ after a fight (Chinning Campbell-Young)Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Half-time at Birmingham. Tom Eaves scores a third-minute tap-in after a Jamie Thomas free-kick is parried. Then we concede two to go behind. Last minute of the first half, each side reduced to 10 men after a fight (Channing Campbell-Young our guilty party).
2-2 FT, BTW.
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He's like a new signing! Spotty you have this one.Jugs wrote:Tom Eaves can save our season.
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I'm claiming him.LeverEnd wrote:He's like a new signing! Spotty you have this one.Jugs wrote:Tom Eaves can save our season.
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I once scored a hat-trick on those fields as a Birmingham Uni student. I was a dreadful footballer playing for probably the 2nd worst 11-a-side team in the memory of man. Fortunately on this one occasion we found the worst.Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Their combatant was Charlie Cooper. Was Charlie Chinning Channing?Bruce Rioja wrote:I read that as ........ after a fight (Chinning Campbell-Young)Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Half-time at Birmingham. Tom Eaves scores a third-minute tap-in after a Jamie Thomas free-kick is parried. Then we concede two to go behind. Last minute of the first half, each side reduced to 10 men after a fight (Channing Campbell-Young our guilty party).
2-2 FT, BTW.
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We've given 3 year deals to folk with lesser references than that! What you doing Saturday?LeverEnd wrote:
I once scored a hat-trick on those fields as a Birmingham Uni student. I was a dreadful footballer playing for probably the 2nd worst 11-a-side team in the memory of man..

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I still have the local press cuttings from when I scored a hat-rick against a side called Kelvin Park who were from down Over Hulton way. I always had us down as being the 2nd worst 11-a-side team in the memory of man.LeverEnd wrote:
I once scored a hat-trick on those fields as a Birmingham Uni student. I was a dreadful footballer playing for probably the 2nd worst 11-a-side team in the memory of man. Fortunately on this one occasion we found the worst.

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Steady on. In my early teens I played in a side that lost 35-0 to the league leaders. Three weeks later (after another couple of 20+ poundings) we played them again, and do you know what happened, kids? That's right, we lost 36-0.Bruce Rioja wrote:I still have the local press cuttings from when I scored a hat-rick against a side called Kelvin Park who were from down Over Hulton way. I always had us down as being the 2nd worst 11-a-side team in the memory of man.LeverEnd wrote:
I once scored a hat-trick on those fields as a Birmingham Uni student. I was a dreadful footballer playing for probably the 2nd worst 11-a-side team in the memory of man. Fortunately on this one occasion we found the worst.
(We did eventually improve, even drawing a game later that season, but then I discovered the other pleasures that a weekend could bring...)
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Dev squad hosted Sheffield Wednesday this afternoon. 2-0 down with ten minutes left, won 3-2. Boof.
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"Jack Earing and Enock Likoy-Elumba." Far cry from Tommy Banks and Johnny Ball...... 

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Enock? Who the fck would go by that name?TANGODANCER wrote:"Jack Earing and Enock Likoy-Elumba." Far cry from Tommy Banks and Johnny Ball......

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