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Field Notes Shenandoah

== Description ==
The Shenandoah edition features three green French cover stocks that match the leaf color of three trees found at Shenandoah National Park: the Sweet Birch, the Chestnut Oak, and the Red Maple. Our new friends at Platinum Converting in Itasca, Ill. fused each of the green papers to a contrasting French text-weight paper that matches the tree’s fall foliage.
These extra-sturdy duplexed covers have a classic, beefy feel to them, reminiscent of early Quarterly Editions like Mackinaw Autumn and Just Below Zero. Beefier, actually, since we’ve upgraded our body paper to 60#T Finch Opaque “Bright White,” with a 3/16" graph. Each features an illustration of a leaf on the back with some facts about the tree. The belly band is real birch veneer, just because it looked so darn good with all that green.
Subscribers also receive three badges with identification leaves to match each book: Sweet Birch (FNC-28a), Chestnut Oak (FNC-28b), and Red Maple (FNC-28c).
== Reception ==
== Paper ==
== Specifications ==
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Proudly printed by the good people of eDOC Communications, Mount Prospect, Ill.
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Covers: French Paper Co. “Jellybean Green,” “Gumdrop Green,” and “Factory Green,” 100#C duplex-mounted to “Safety Orange,” “Lemon Drop,” and “Electric Red” 70#T by Platinum Converting, Itasca, Ill. with a thick, brute force, 1-color application of “Shenandoah Salamander” brown soy-based Saphira ink.
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Innards: Finch Paper Opaque Smooth 60#T “Bright White,” with a fine, 1-color application of “Appalachian Moss” light green soy-based Saphira ink.
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Cover and innards printed on a Heidelberg Speedmaster XL 105 40" 6-color printing press.
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Bound with a Heidelberg Stitchmaster ST 270 5-pocket saddle stitcher with cover feeder/scorer & Rima RS 10S in-line stacker.
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Corners precisely rounded to a 3/8" (9.5mm) radius with a Challenge SCM double round-corner machine.
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Graph grid: 3/16" × 3/16" (4.7mm × 4.7mm). 48 Pages.
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Memo book dimensions are 3–1/2"× 5–1/2" (89mm × 140mm).
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FIELD NOTES uses only the Futura typeface family (Paul Renner, 1927) in its materials.
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All FIELD NOTES memo books are printed and manufactured in the U.S.A.
==References and Notes==
Category: Field Notes
Category: Field Notes Colors
Category:Notebooks
Category:Paper
Field Notes Sweet Tooth

== Description ==
The Sweet Tooth edition features French Paper’s Pop-Tone line “Blu-Raspberry,” “Banana Split,” and “Tangy Orange” for both the 100-lb covers and extra-beefy 70-lb text pages. The covers are stamped in matching shiny metallic foils from Crown Roll Leaf Inc.
The body pages are plain, and perforated just the right amount. Not so much that you’ll notice it while using the books, but just enough so that, with a quick fold, the pages come out neat and clean. The books are bound with black staples.
== Reception ==
== Paper ==
== Specifications ==
01.
Proudly printed by the good people of eDOC Communications, Mount Prospect, Ill.
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Covers: French Pop-Tone 100#C “Blu Raspberry,” “Banana Split,” and “Tangy Orange,” stamped with matching Crown Roll Leaf, Inc. series BW88 metallic foilson a Barry clamshell foil-stamper by Nu Wave Die Cutting & Finishing, Chicago, Ill.
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Innards: French Pop-Tone 70#T “Blu Raspberry,” “Banana Split,” and “Tangy Orange” perforated on press with the CITO RSP In-Line Finishing System.
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Cover and innards printed on a Heidelberg Speedmaster XL 105 40" 6-color printing press.
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Bound with a Heidelberg Stitchmaster ST 270 5-pocket saddle stitcher with cover feeder/scorer & Rima RS 10S in-line stacker, with appreciation to Samuel Slocum, George W. McGill, and William J. Brown­, the “Founding Fathers of the Staple.”
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Corners precisely rounded to a 3/8" (9.5mm) radius with a Challenge SCM double round-corner machine.
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Body pages intentionally left blank, a COLORS first. 48 Pages.
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Memo book dimensions are 3–1/2"× 5–1/2" (89mm × 140mm).
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FIELD NOTES uses only the Futura typeface family (Paul Renner, 1927) in its materials.
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All FIELD NOTES memo books are printed and manufactured in the U.S.A.
==References and Notes==
Category: Field Notes
Category: Field Notes Colors
Category:Notebooks
Category:Paper
Field Notes Unexposed

== Description ==
Here’s what we tell you: each Unexposed pack features three 5½" x 3½" 48-page memo books in an opaque black sleeve. The interior paper features our reticle-graph, last seen in the Night Sky edition from Summer 2013.
We won’t ruin the surprise by giving away any more than that, except to say that each pack contains three of the six memo books that make up this edition. So, there are 20 different possible combinations. Which combination you receive is left up to chance. You don’t know what you’ll get, and neither do we! But we’re confident you’ll enjoy them.
== Reception ==
== Paper ==
== Specifications ==
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Proudly printed by the good people of eDOC Communications, Mount Prospect, Ill.
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Cover: Sappi McCoy 11#C Silk White with a thick, brute force application of two (of six) fluorescent soy-based Saphira inks and a soft-touch coating.
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Innards: Finch Paper Opaque Smooth 50#T "Bright White," with a fine, 1-color application of Pantone Cool Gray 2 soy-based Saphira ink.
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Cover and innards printed on a Heidelberg Speedmaster XL 105 40" 2-color printing press.
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Bound by a Harris Bookbinder 6-pocket saddle stitcher with cover feeder, with appreciation to Samuel Slocum, George W. McGill, and William J. Brown, the "Founding Fathers of the Staple."
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Corners rounded to ⅜" (9.5mm) by a Challenge SCM round-corner machine.
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Reticle grid: 3/16" × 3/16" (4.7mm x 4.7mm).
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Memo book dimensions are 3½" × 5½" (89mm × 140mm).
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Field Notes uses only the Futura typeface family (Paul Renner, 1927) in its materials.
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All Field Notes memo books are printed and manufactured in the U.S.A.
==References and Notes==
Category: Field Notes
Category: Field Notes Colors
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Field Notes Utility

==Description==
“Utility” features your choice of two often-requested but rarely-available body pages: Engineer Graph or Ledger. Engineer Graph features an 1/8-inch grid with bolder lines each half-inch. It awaits your schematics, assembly drawings, geometry homework, or dungeon maps. The Ledger version, of course, is ultra-handy for mileage logs, parts lists, to-do lists, or any sort of handwritten accounting.
People often ask, “Where do your ideas come from?” In this case, it started with the cover paper. Mohawk’s beautiful vibrant Via Vellum 80# “Safety Yellow” cover jumped right out of the sample book like a DOT warning sign.
The edition is split into the Graph (FNC-34a) and Ledger (FNC-34b) variants. Subscribers receive an "After Hours" utility tool (bottle opener) (FNC-34c). 
A complete surprise subscription release was the “Blue Book” Exam Booklet in Spring 2017 (FNC-34d).
== Reception ==
The Utility memo book, the 34th Quarterly Edition, was generally well received, but some users raised issues about the quality control, particularly the quality of the rounded corners and the spineLead Fast showed this issue on their blog https://www.leadfast.org/blog/2017/2/27/field-notes-utility-notebook-review. The Mohawk paper used seems to be very good for use with pencilsBleistift's paper test showed that it produces very dark graphite lines https://bleistift.blog/2017/03/field-notes-utilitys-amazing-mohawk-paper/.
== Specifications ==
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Proudly printed by the good people of eDOC Communications, Mount Prospect, Ill.
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Cover: Mohawk Via Vellum 80#C “Safety Yellow,” with a brute force 2-color application of “Contractor Black” and “Overtime Red” soy-based Saphira inks.
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Innards: Mohawk Via Vellum 70#T “Pure White“ with a fine, 1-color application of “Get-It-Done Gray” soy-based Saphira ink.
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Cover and innards printed on a Printed on::Heidelberg Speedmaster XL 105 40" 6-color press.
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Bound with a Heidelberg Stitchmaster ST 270 5-pocket saddle stitcher with cover feeder/scorer, with appreciation to Samuel Slocum, George W. McGill, and William J. Brown, the “Founding Fathers of the Staple.”
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Corners precisely rounded to a 3/8" (9.5mm) radius with a Challenge SCM double round-corner machine.
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Engineer graph grid: 1/8"× 1/8" (3.18mm × 3.18mm). Ledger lines: 1/4" (6.4mm).
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Memo book dimensions are 3-1/2" × 5-1/2" (89mm × 140mm).
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FIELD NOTES uses only the Futura typeface family (Paul Renner, 1927) in its materials.
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All FIELD NOTES memo books are printed and manufactured in the U.S.A.
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UPC GRAPH FNC-34a: 858493003486, LEDGER FNC-34b 858493003493
Taken from the official Utility page https://fieldnotesbrand.com/products/utility 
==References and Notes==
Category: Field Notes
Category:Notebooks
Category:Paper
Category:Field Notes Colors
Field Notes Workshop Companion

== Description ==
This 27th Quarterly Edition is a set of six books, boxed in a sturdy 60-pt custom slipcase with a sheet of crack-and-peel decals. Each of the books focuses on one DIY discipline Wood Working, Automotive, Gardening, Painting, Plumbing, and Electrical — each containing tips, reference materials and the usual Field Notes wise-cracking.
The six covers are color-coded to compliment six tones of 100-lb cover stock from the French Paper Company’s terrific new “Kraft-Tone” paper, their first new grade in five years. The 70-lb text Kraft-Tone “Standard White Kraft” body pages feature our dot-graph, and are bound with tough brass staples. Anyone fixing a switch, planting a bush, or painting a door jamb will find these books make a nice addition to their workbench, junk drawer or toolbox.
The boxsets came with decals of each of the workshop focuses (FNC-27a), and a subscriber-only toolbox magnet (FNC-27b).
== Reception ==
== Paper ==
== Specifications ==
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Proudly printed by the good people of eDOC Communications, Mount Prospect, Ill.
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Covers: French Paper Company's brand-new Kraft-Tone 100#C "Index Off-White," "Manila Yellow," "Memo Orange," "Ledger Green," "Parcel Wrap," and "Chip Board" with a brute-force application of two soy-based Saphira inks.
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Innards: French Kraft-Tone 70#T "Standard White Kraft," with a fine, 1-color application of "Maple Lacquer" light brown soy-based Saphira ink.
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Cover and innards printed on a Heidelberg Speedmaster XL 105 40" 6-color printing press. Packaged in a custom slipcase manufactured by Jessup Paper Box, Lafayette, Ind.
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Bound with a Heidelberg Stitchmaster ST 270 5-pocket saddle stitcher with cover feeder/scorer & Rima RS 10S in-line stacker.
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Corners precisely rounded to a 3/8" (9.5mm) radius with a Challenge SCM double round-corner machine.
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Dot-graph: 3/16" × 3/16" (4.7mm x 4.7mm). 48 Pages.
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Memo book dimensions are 3-1/2" × 5-1/2" (89mm × 140mm).
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FIELD NOTES uses only the Futura typeface family (Paul Renner, 1927) in its materials.
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All FIELD NOTES memo books are printed and manufactured in the U.S.A.
==References and Notes==
Category: Field Notes
Category: Field Notes Colors
Category:Notebooks
Category:Paper
Film Fandango

Film Fandango is a weekly film discussion podcast hosted by comedians David Reed and Marek Larwood.
In its initial incarnation (October 2011 – January 2013) the podcast was hosted by Danielle Ward alongside David Reed and was distributed by Absolute Radio.Absolute Radio Each week a guest presenter joined the hosts to discuss a new or upcoming cinema release as well as a film of his or her choosing. In October 2012 Marek Larwood replaced Danielle Ward as host.
No longer affiliated with Absolute Radio, the show continues in a similar weekly format albeit with fewer guest presenters.
==Episodes==
A list of early episodes of Film Fandango is available on the podcast's old iTunes page.
A list of more recent episodes can be found on the podcast's current iTunes page.
* Episode 1 - Isy Suttie on Three Musketeers 3D & Crimes and Misdemeanors
* Episode 2 - Matthew Crosby on The Ides of March & Caddy Shack
* Episode 3 - David Armand on Reel Steel & The Jerk
* Episode 4 - Colin Hoult on Tintin & Wilbur Wants to Kill Himself
* Episode 5 - Jessica Ransom on In Time & Bugsy Malone
* Episode 6 - Thom Tuck on The Rum Diary & Ring
* Episode 7 - John-Luke Roberts on Trespass & Brazil
* Episode 8 - Jon Holmes on Twilight: Breaking Dawn part 1 & Cannibal Apocalypse
* Episode 9 - Marek Larwood on Hugo & Young Sherlock Holmes
* Episode 10 - Humphrey Ker on The British Independent Film Awards & A Bridge Too Far
* Episode 11 - Dan Tetsell on Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol & Münchhausen
* Episode 12 - Christmas Special on Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows & Films on TV over Christmas.
* Episode 13 - Thom Tuck on Films between Christmas and New Year.
* Episode 14 - Marek Larwood on the Best Films of 2011 and What to look out for in 2012.
* Episode 15 - Nadia Kamil on War Horse & Labyrinth
* Episode 16 - Tom Parry on Shame & The Untouchables
* Episode 17 - Matt Forde on Haywire & Dead Man's Shoes
* Episode 18 - Tiffany Stevenson on Man on a Ledge & Se7en
* Episode 19 - Ruth Bratt on The Woman In Black & The Artist
* Episode 20 - Richard Sandling on The Muppets & Sullivan's Travels
* Episode 21 - Rob Deering on Rampart & Mission: Impossible
* Episode 22 - Jim Bob on Contraband & Marathon Man
* Episode 23 - Dan Maier on Cleanskin & Fearless
* Episode 24 - Tiernan Douieb on John Carter & The Descent
* Episode 25 - Scroobius Pip on 21 Jump Street & Buffalo 66
* Episode 26 - Michael Legge on The Hunger Games & Belleville Rendez-Vous
* Episode 27 - Ben Clark on The Pirates! In an Adventure with Scientists & Oldboy
* Episode 28 - Humphrey Ker & Thom Tuck on Wrath of the Titans & How To Train Your Dragon
* Episode 29 - Bridget Christie on The Cabin in the Woods & The Changeling
==References==
==External links==
* 
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Flaggy Flag

Flaggy Flag is the unofficial rebel flag of Hello Internet. It was originally in the Hello Internet flag referendum as a possible candidate for the official flag. It did not obtain enough votes however, and the Nail and Gear instead became the official flag. After the election, some supporters of Flaggy Flag rebelled against the Nail and Gear, claiming that the official flag was actually Flaggy Flag.
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Fly Away Home

> Home > Episodes On this weeks episode of Sneak Attack!, the sky-bound duo fights for their life against two Gryffin-riding warriors of Arlan Brampton. They are desperately trying to get to Brightcove to meet up with Brenna and Akio before they need to scuttle Arlan's plans to send a portal crystal off-island. Will they be able to complete the heist in time? Will Greaek and Sherwood find them before it's too late?Category:SneakAttackEpisode
Flynt Coal

"Flynt Coal is cool guy extraordinaire, not some loser in a dumb hat!"   ~ Michael Jones
Flynt Coal is a fictional character created by the Let's Play crew in Let's Play Minecraft Episode 6. He is referred to in Achievement Hunter videos, and is a character in X-Ray and Vav and in RWBY.
==Life and Appearance==
Flynt Coal was created by Geoff when Michael said "I got coal and flint?" According to the crew, Flynt Coal is an international private investigator, he has his own soda called "Flynt Cola," and he is most likely black, because "you can't have a white guy named 'Flynt Coal' because it just doesn't work out that way," according to Michael. In Episode 110, it was stated in a chance card that he had died and Ray inherited his trench coat. However, after Jack's despair, Michael stated that "he probably just faked his death."
Flynt coal.png|Flynt Coal in X-Ray and Vav episode Coal and Order
tumblr_nywa40W5H21qzm9p9o1_540.png|Flynt Coal in RWBY episode Never Miss A Beat
==Trivia==
*Flynt Coal has been referenced multiple times by the Let's Play cast, mainly in the Minecraft series.
*Whenever a member of the AH team mentions the word "Flint" or starts to look for it in the Minecraft Let's Plays, any other member is likely to reply, "Coal?" or the other way around.
*In Episode 43, Geoff discovers Flynt Coal in one of the chests.
*In a video Ray did for his personal channel, he states that Flynt is spelt with a Y, and not an I.
*"Flynt Coal" is the name of the seed the lads used for their world in Let's Play Minecraft Episode 49: THE END.
*Flynt Coal was included in the credits of Episode 100. 
*Flynt Coal made a recent appearance of episode four of season 2 of X-Ray and Vav. 
*Flynt Coal made a recent appearance of episode 5 of volume 3 of RWBY as a Team member of Team FNKI. Judging by his team's name, his initials, and how the other named teams were made up, it is assumed he is the team's leader.
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Football Weekly

Football Weekly is a podcast about football, hosted by The Guardian newspaper in the United Kingdom. Originally provided weekly (as its name suggests), its popularity led to a mid-weekly spinoff, Football Weekly Extra. Football Weekly airs on Mondays during the European football season, after the weekend's fixtures, while Football Weekly Extra airs on Thursdays. During the Euro 2008, World Cup 2010, Euro 2012, World Cup 2014 and Euro 2016 tournaments the podcast aired daily.
It was presented by James Richardson, who is joined by various Guardian journalists and correspondents, most regularly Barry Glendenning. Despite being an English production, the show takes a notably Eurocentric view of world football matters. Particular emphasis is placed on the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A and the Bundesliga.
In July 2017 it was announced that James Richardson was leaving in order to join a new football podcast, along with producer Ben Green. The pair are now working on 'The Totally Football Show', which first aired in August 2017.
==Origin and listening figures==
The podcast began on 11 May 2006 as The World Cup Show, produced daily throughout the 2006 World Cup, and returned during the season under its new name on 29 August 2006, due to popular demand.
The highest recorded number of listeners to the pod is 378,000; though the number is often quoted at 150,000 listeners.
==Awards==
In April 2008 Football Weekly was nominated for Sports Programme of the Year in the annual Sony Radio Academy Awards - the UK's main national radio awards. 
In December 2014 Football Weekly won the Football Supporters' Federation's Podcast/Radio Show of the Year.
==Regular cast==
* Max Rushden (host)
* Barry Glendenning
* Jacob Steinberg
* Philippe Auclair (French football correspondent)
* Sid Lowe (Spanish football correspondent)
* Raphael Honigstein (German football correspondent)
* Fernando Duarte (Brazilian football correspondent)
* Paolo Bandini (Italian football correspondent)
* Jonathan Wilson (Eastern European football correspondent)
* Priya Ramesh (Dutch football correspondent)
* Gregg Bakowski
* Amy Lawrence
* John Ashdown
* Owen Gibson
* Paul MacInnes
* Simon Burnton
* Barney Ronay
==Intermittent and former cast members==
* James Richardson (presenter) (former host)
* Michael Hann
* Kevin McCarra (former chief football writer for The Guardian)
* Rob Smyth
* Ewan Murray
* Sean Ingle
* Matt Scott
* Tom Lutz
* Marcela Mora y Araujo (Argentinian football correspondent)
* Paul Doyle
* James Dart
* Leander Schaerlaeckens (Dutch football and US football correspondent)
* Scott Murray
* Pedro Pinto
* Louise Taylor
* Jaunty Ian McCourt
==Guest hosts==
* Rob Curling
* Ken Early
* Dave Farrar
* Paul MacInnes
*Elis James
==References==
==External links==
* Football Weekly
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Forced Enjoyment

"Jack has to suffer through some awful, awful games."
- Official website
Forced Enjoyment was a series that ran on Rooster Teeth from March 25, 2008 until July 28, 2010 where Geoff Ramsey chooses terrible games and forces Jack Pattillo to play them. While it technically predates the launch of Achievement Hunter, it is commonly considered an Achievement Hunter show due to the involvement of Jack and Geoff.
The series spawned 11 episodes covering four games.
The Episodes Have Been Lost,
This Is What You Find
☀http://achievementhunter.roosterteeth.com/episode/forced-enjoyment-season-1-forced-enjoyment-episode-1-part-1*
==Hour of Victory==
(two episodes)
==Dead or Alive: Extreme 2==
(two episodes)
==Eragon==
(three episodes)
==Deadliest Catch: Alaskan Storm==
(four episodes)
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Franco Scarcello

Franco Scarcello is a former Achievement Hunter contributor and the creator and editor of show Five Facts. He currently lives in New York and has been making Five Facts videos for three years. His Rooster Teeth profile is Franco.
He left Achievement Hunter in May 2016.
== Trivia ==
* His favorite game is Resident Evil 4.
* His favorite genre of video games are puzzle games.
* He has a gamerscore of over 35,000.
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