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If 99% of farmers are Elwoods, you can't claim that one's name being Elwood means one is more likely to become a farmer.

In the side bar was 'You've Got Mail' Voice Elwood Edwards Dies at 74[1] from 7 months ago.

Apparently, if your name is Elwood you're more likely to be a farmer today.

But that obviously doesn't mean that kids named Elwood are more likely to become farmers (it could, but I'm afraid you're gonna have to proof that).

It felt good then and it still feels good now when I think of how happy little Elwood was.

In this case, it probably means that people named Elwood are more likely to (a) be older and (b) live in rural areas, both of which are correlated with being a farmer.

I for one, would much rather live in Elwood Blues's room than next to ANY interstate.

I know Elwood from my former background in the automotive industry, and I read they also created and produced a successful micro computer, the Mini Micro III.

In that scenario, could one claim that "one's name being Elwood means one is more likely to BE a farmer"?

My favourite was their Blues Brothers launch: the satellite Elwood, with a motto "on a mission from DoD"

- "In this world, Elwood, you must be oh so smart or oh so pleasant." Well, for years I was smart.

This reminds me of one of my favorite quotes from "Harvey": Years ago my mother used to say to me, she'd say, "In this world, Elwood, you must be...

It reminds me of this Blues Brothers quote: Elwood: What kind of music do you usually have here?

Still contains Elwood's classic soundbites, along with some snazzy images of current pop stars like Avril Lavigne.

That is, if your name is Elwood, you are much more likely to be a farmer than if your name is anything else.