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Posted by cal, 09:09, 28th February 2003:
 
I am: 213.161.73.29/yournotme

Are you?
Posted by chandler, 09:11, 28th February 2003:
 
This name is unique like a yeti or some form of Magic Chimp.

Not surprising really. Glad my name isn't Peter, Paul or Michael though cos those are hellishly common
Posted by Victor Menendez, 09:12, 28th February 2003:
 
There are

17

People with the name Christopher Kirkman.
You are rarer than a wombats wing nut.


Bah.


There are

0

People with the name Victor Menendez.

That name doesn't exist. Are you secret service?
Don't hurt me I've seen Enemy of the State.


Wooo!
Posted by chandler, 09:13, 28th February 2003:
 
17, oh very rare.
Posted by chandler, 09:13, 28th February 2003:
 
thats 16 clones of you
Posted by ilovebeerme, 09:14, 28th February 2003:
 
There are

233

People with the name Peter Sanderson.
More people probably die poking spoons into the back of their PC's
every year than there are of you.

Wow I'm common as muck.
Posted by Foghorn Leghorn, 09:14, 28th February 2003:
 
Damn!

There 12 people with the name Euan Reid
You are rarer than a wombats wing nut!

Bawz!
Posted by chandler, 09:15, 28th February 2003:
 
It seems to think that 233 people with your name is a rare thing. hmmmz
Posted by cal, 09:16, 28th February 2003:
 
top ten names here: 213.161.73.29/yournotme/top...
Posted by cal, 09:16, 28th February 2003:
 
out of all the people in the country, 233 is quite rare
Posted by Victor Menendez, 09:17, 28th February 2003:
 
There are

12547

People with the name John Smith.
You lot are going to produce a combined
227.1007 tons of skin in your life. You disgust me.
Posted by chandler, 09:18, 28th February 2003:
 
no as rare as us Cal! anyway we are all in the 30 most recent searches list
Posted by chandler, 09:18, 28th February 2003:
 
Haha I just looked up John Smith too!
Posted by Victor Menendez, 09:19, 28th February 2003:
 
There isn't a single Tong Po in the UK. Weep for the future people.
Posted by ilovebeerme, 09:22, 28th February 2003:
 
There are

5946

People with the name Pepper.
I laugh at you and you're not so common yet strangely common name.

Heh heh heh I wonder how many of them are doctors?

Doc whats the worst that could happen?
Posted by chandler, 09:22, 28th February 2003:
 
there are 168 people called Chay. Now that's quite surprising. I've never bumped into one yet
Posted by ilovebeerme, 09:23, 28th February 2003:
 
There are

76

People with the name Richard Head.
You are rarer than a wombats wing nut.

Tragic!
Posted by chandler, 09:23, 28th February 2003:
 
is that Pepper as a surname? cos someone in my English classes at college was called Moya Pepper, which is a cool name. She was cute too
Posted by chandler, 09:23, 28th February 2003:
 
hahaha
Posted by chandler, 09:25, 28th February 2003:
 
There is

1

Person with the name Hitler
Posted by Victor Menendez, 09:26, 28th February 2003:
 
There are

432

People with the name Elvis.
More people probably die poking spoons into the back of their PC's
every year than there are of you


The King lives!
Posted by Victor Menendez, 09:27, 28th February 2003:
 
There are

2

People with the name Yoda.
Posted by Victor Menendez, 09:28, 28th February 2003:
 
There are

2

People with the name T.

(that'll be mr and mrs T then)
Posted by Victor Menendez, 09:28, 28th February 2003:
 
There is

1

Person with the name X.
Posted by chandler, 09:33, 28th February 2003:
 
first name Malcolm?
Posted by cal, 09:34, 28th February 2003:
 
There are 26 people with the name Buffy.
There are 15 people with the name Xander.
There are 84 people with the name Willow.
There are 694 people with the name Anya.
There are 27 people with the name Spike.
There are 586 people with the name Angel.
Posted by chandler, 09:35, 28th February 2003:
 
First Name: Angel. Surname: Delight?
Posted by beargod, 09:36, 28th February 2003:
 
There are

4

People with the name Simon Brumfitt.
You are rarer than a wombats wing nut.

I'm rare
Posted by Victor Menendez, 09:39, 28th February 2003:
 
There are

1263

People with the name Kylie

There are

4484

People with the name Charlene
Posted by ilovebeerme, 09:40, 28th February 2003:
 
There is

1

Person with the name Satan.
This name is unique like a yeti or some form of Magic Chimp.
Posted by arsepuppy, 09:41, 28th February 2003:
 
8
People with the name Daniel Orton.
You are rarer than a wombats wing nut.

yes.
Posted by Sul, 09:42, 28th February 2003:
 
There is

1

Person with the name Dan Sullivan.
This name is unique like a yeti or some form of Magic Chimp.

I find that very difficult to believe.
Posted by Sul, 09:47, 28th February 2003:
 
OMG! that site has just this second become blocked here!
Posted by chandler, 09:49, 28th February 2003:
 
try Daniel sullivan. most people would be christened Daniel
Posted by chandler, 09:51, 28th February 2003:
 
I'll try it then
Posted by chandler, 09:51, 28th February 2003:
 
There are

178

People with the name Daniel Sullivan
Posted by Sul, 09:53, 28th February 2003:
 
Still. I thought it would be more common
Posted by chandler, 09:58, 28th February 2003:
 
I bet there is more that one spelling of Sullivan too
Posted by nibbler, 11:24, 28th February 2003:
 
there are 3 Kevin Feely's.

rarer than a wombat wingnut again.
Posted by MonkeyArmada, 11:28, 28th February 2003:
 
4 people with my name.
Posted by chandler, 11:54, 28th February 2003:
 
There are

581

People with the name Michael Hunt.
You are like a rare bird, Lost and pecking at nuts.

Poor guys
Posted by RUSS, 11:56, 28th February 2003:
 
there are 14 of me, apparently, which i don't belive cause i have never met 1!

he he he
Posted by Rosie, 11:57, 28th February 2003:
 
I am the only person called Rosemary Slark in the uk!

Probably for the best..
Posted by arsepuppy, 12:34, 28th February 2003:
 
There is noone called "Thallos". My nephew must be the first then.
Posted by Victor Menendez, 12:38, 28th February 2003:
 
Talos the Bronze man?
Posted by beargod, 12:53, 28th February 2003:
 
There are

245

People with the name Brumfitt.
More people probably die poking spoons into the back of their PC's
every year than there are of you.

Spoons?
Posted by earthworm, 13:41, 28th February 2003:
 
there are 70 people with my name... hahaha... unfortunate bastards!
Posted by chandler, 14:16, 28th February 2003:
 
Mr Earthworm?
Posted by chandler, 14:17, 28th February 2003:
 
(First name James)
Posted by November Eclectica, 14:17, 28th February 2003:
 
It didn't work for me, but then again I don't live in the UK. Cal see what you can find.
Posted by Doctor Lucid, 16:29, 28th February 2003:
 
jesus christ

there are 19928 people with the name Doctor Lucid

you are going to get raped in the ass by at least 5 in your lifetime
Posted by earthworm, 16:38, 28th February 2003:
 
no, my name is alastair graham!!
Posted by Grim..., 17:17, 28th February 2003:
 
There are

0

People with the name Matt Squirrell.

That name doesn't exist. Are you secret service?
Don't hurt me I've seen Enemy of the State.


I own =]
Posted by Redmaiden, 18:43, 28th February 2003:
 
There are 22 People with the name Emma Dawes. You are rarer than a wombats wing nut.

I did a search on google yonks ago and alot of Emma Dawes live in American or over here in Victorian times, I have never met an Emma Dawes, in fact the only other Dawes I know are my grandad's reletives
Posted by chandler, 20:15, 28th February 2003:
 
surely your grandad's relative are also your relatives. so you should say, in fact the only other Dawes I know are my family
Posted by Redmaiden, 23:26, 28th February 2003:
 
yeah but I don't see them that often and the Mr Dawes in question is my grandad's half-brother which would make him my half great uncle?!
Posted by jeffld, 00:03, 1st March 2003:
 
I'm surprised there were no Ben Dover's or Phil McCrackin's
Posted by sal, 12:07, 1st March 2003:
 
163

People with the name Sally Young.
More people probably die poking spoons into the back of their PC's
every year than there are of you.


Ironically, I have poked a fork into the back of my pc a couple of times :s
Posted by angel_mouse, 18:30, 1st March 2003:
 
There are

0

People with the name Olivia Wybraniec.

That name doesn't exist. Are you secret service?
Don't hurt me I've seen Enemy of the State.

HA! i'm great.
Posted by plindoe, 09:44, 2nd March 2003:
 
there is no one called philip lindoe, so who the fuck am i then?
Posted by cal, 18:03, 2nd March 2003:
 
There are 3 People with the name Matthew Squirrell

plindoe: are you registered to vote with that name?
Posted by incratia, 22:45, 2nd March 2003:
 
There are 117 of me & i know one of them well 2 if i include myself! However uniqueness doesnt come from a name so i am happy just to be the one of me that really is unique!~!
Posted by reitsma, 00:41, 3rd March 2003:
 
no one with my name in the uk.
:o)
Posted by chris, 17:39, 3rd March 2003:
 
There are 9 Chris Griffiths', however, I have spoken to 36 Chris Griffiths' worldwide now after the bet I had with Sul :)
Posted by Victor Menendez, 08:40, 4th March 2003:
 
one hundred and forty six david gormans
Posted by Doctor Lucid, 11:46, 10th March 2003:
 
Oh my god. Angel Mouse; you're called Olivia Wybraniec?

Jesus Christ! I went to school with yr brother!

You probably know the Freeman family as well, I guess...
Posted by chris, 00:34, 11th March 2003:
 
could it be? long lost love on iamcal.com?

i do hope so :)
Posted by cal, 00:34, 11th March 2003:
 
oops - that was me. logged in as chris by mistake
Posted by chandler, 01:06, 11th March 2003:
 
me and red have decided we were lovers in another life. does that count (cos that's pretty long lost)
Posted by cal, 01:09, 11th March 2003:
 
it sounds like you're going to be lovers in this life.


oooh, this life. that ruled
Posted by chris, 02:22, 11th March 2003:
 
:P i am the real chris griffiths!!!
Posted by chandler, 09:23, 11th March 2003:
 
i prefered teachers.
Posted by chandler, 09:48, 11th March 2003:
 
well if you have a solution to the living hours and hours and hours from each other problem then we might be sorted.
Posted by Victor Menendez, 09:49, 11th March 2003:
 
Trains? Planes? Automobiles?

Romantic/dirty weekends in Budapest?
Posted by chandler, 10:04, 11th March 2003:
 
those are all good suggestions. maybe not Budapest though
Posted by Victor Menendez, 10:16, 11th March 2003:
 
Budapest is the best place i have ever been to.
Posted by chandler, 10:18, 11th March 2003:
 
oh well maybe we will go there. question is is it a good place to elope to?
Posted by Victor Menendez, 10:25, 11th March 2003:
 
I went in june of 2001, fantastic, never seen so many stunning women in my life, cheap quality lagers, not many people speak english but they are willing to engage in sign language. walk round the square of hero's and admire historic slaughterers of turks, sit by the banks of the danube in the sunshine and drink the day away.


and they sell hard-core pornography in esso stations right next to copies of the little mermaid
Posted by chandler, 10:35, 11th March 2003:
 
but do they combine the two?
Posted by Victor Menendez, 10:38, 11th March 2003:
 
If thats the way you are inclined.

sicko.
Posted by chandler, 11:38, 11th March 2003:
 
um, no. I do like Disney flicks though
Posted by arsepuppy, 11:51, 11th March 2003:
 
But doesn't the fact that Walt Disney himself was a Nazi collaborator go against your leaf-eating ways? :)
Posted by chandler, 11:52, 11th March 2003:
 
oh god yeah, walt was a weirdo. but he was dead before any of my favourite films were made
Posted by arsepuppy, 11:58, 11th March 2003:
 
Not a fan of "Nazi Supermen Are Our Superiors" then? ;)
Posted by Victor Menendez, 11:59, 11th March 2003:
 
I must admit i have a soft spot for Princess Jasmine and Jessica Rabbit.
Posted by chandler, 12:02, 11th March 2003:
 
no more futurama for you i think arsepuppy
Posted by chandler, 12:03, 11th March 2003:
 
vicky what about ariel? doesnt the shell bra do anything for you ;)
Posted by Victor Menendez, 12:06, 11th March 2003:
 
i have never seen 'the little mermaid'

don't hate me.
Posted by chandler, 12:07, 11th March 2003:
 
aaaagghhhhhhhh. its a classic!!! under da sea, do do do, under da see. darlin its better down where it's wetter take it from me.

classic lines.
Posted by arsepuppy, 12:09, 11th March 2003:
 
no more futurama for you i think arsepuppy

It was the Simpsons, the reference referred to Roger Meyer, creator of Itchy and Scratchy.



I may be wrong though.
Posted by chandler, 12:12, 11th March 2003:
 
oh right, i thought they mentioned it in futurama too. :)
Posted by chandler, 12:14, 11th March 2003:
 
both hitler and walt disney had the evil gene apparently. :)
Posted by beargod, 12:16, 11th March 2003:
 
I saw the little mermaid once, never again, appalling disney film from an appallling time

damn I can't spell
Posted by chandler, 12:22, 11th March 2003:
 
actually the little mermaid was the turning point, the start of the second golden age of disney films. Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladin, The Lion King.

Also the Little Mermaid was the last Disney feature to be coloured by hand.
Posted by chandler, 12:25, 11th March 2003:
 
also the chef was voiced by Odo from DS9.
Posted by chandler, 12:28, 11th March 2003:
 
its slow on here today. i expect it will pick up a bit in the pm it usually does
Posted by arsepuppy, 12:33, 11th March 2003:
 
Lion King was quality.

Went a bit downhill after that though (Pocahontas, Mulan, Hercules, Hunchback etc). Not to mention the crap made-for-video cash-in sequels they did.
Posted by chandler, 12:41, 11th March 2003:
 
yes. Pocahontas was the last one i saw at the cinema. i was less than impressed. ditto Mulan and Herc. They are watchable, but not good. Emperorers new groove is damned funny. and a nice refreshing change from musicals. more like a saturday morning cartoon, but very good. Atlantis was pretty weak. and so is "treasure planet" apparently. The name says it all really.

They need another Lion king or Aladin if they are going to get the Disney boat back on course
Posted by chandler, 12:42, 11th March 2003:
 
those sequel straight to video jobs were made by Disney Austrailia.
So what can you really expect from a bunch of convicts ;)
Posted by beargod, 12:45, 11th March 2003:
 
But thay are making sequels of peter pan and others. They can't do this its wrong, what is wrong with them
Posted by chandler, 12:47, 11th March 2003:
 
they made a sequel to Peter Pan it was called Return to Neverland. Awful Awful stuff. lady and the tramp 2, beauty and the beast 2, the only one that was OK was Return of Jafar (the sequel to Aladin) and that wasnt very good
Posted by arsepuppy, 14:04, 11th March 2003:
 
Two "d"s in Aladdin! Tsk!
Posted by Victor Menendez, 14:07, 11th March 2003:
 
not the way michael jackson says it.