I wonder if the guards ever order sundaes or cones at the Coldstream Creamery.
I didn’t know former professional wrestler “Cold Stone” Steve Austin owned a creamery.
Remember This Is Spinal Tap, where they got the measurements wrong and built a tiny model of Stonecold for their stage show?
Horace Stonehenge wasn’t involved with either serious or parody rock music. He was the owner who moved the National League’s Giants from New York to San Francisco after the 1957 season.
Hillary Stoneham Clinton was John Kerry’s predecessor as U.S. Secretary of State.
Johnny Rodham was the singer for the Sex Pistols.
I don’t think so. Burt Rotten is the designer of some pretty innovative aircraft.
I think you’re talking about Rutan, a manufacturer of KVM switches and other data center management devices.
What? We all love Raritan, Godzilla’s pet pterodactyl!
I don’t know about Godzilla movies. I’d much rather be enjoying the work of French sculptors like Auguste Rodan.
He was a sculptor, too? I thought Rodin the Boy Wonder grew up to be Nightwing.
Really? I thought Robin was a rural term for a country workhorse.
Even the smartest, most dextrous workhorse wouldn’t be able to change the dobbin in an industrial sewing machine.
Wait a second? A bobbin? Isn’t that the nickname of British police officers?
I don’t know, but Bobby is the Discworld Watchman who carries papers with him that prove he’s a human being.
Why would Red Sox outfielder Daniel Nobby have to carry documentation of his species? He shouldn’t even need to carry proof of citizenship, as he was born in California.
Ha ha, Nava was the last name given to Roddy Piper’s character in the end credits of They Live.
Sorry, but Nada is a character created by Enid Blyton. Roddy Piper may be mocked as a wooden actor, but Nada is actually made of wood!
How could she be made of wood and still be that flexible?** Noddy** Comăneci was the first Olympic gymnast ever to score a perfect 10.
Oh, I really like that Sarah McLachlan song, “Nadia, I do believe I’ve failed you…”