Ever google your own name?

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Well I did, Just out of courisity.
I found out that I am a corn farmer in Illinois. I also learned that I am a former police officer in Massachusetts, who hung up on a 911 caller who was reporting the officer's son. The son was Beating his fiance. He murdered her three days later. Then he killed himself.
If you haven't done it, give it a whirl, You never know what you might learn about yourself.
 
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Well I did, Just out of courisity.
I found out that I am a corn farmer in Illinois. I also learned that I am a former police officer in Massachusetts, who hung up on a 911 caller who was reporting the officer's son. The son was Beating his fiance. He murdered her three days later. Then he killed himself.
If you haven't done it, give it a whirl, You never know what you might learn about yourself.
 
I'm a teacher, a doctor, and an author. Not a very good author, but I've published a few books.

I also checked the image search results, I strongly believe that I'm the best looking person with my name, but I might be biased.
 
It does work pretty well if you do genology research on your family. I have been doing it. I also found out a few things about relatives I have back home, not always good. Old court documents on lawsuites etc. Its fun.
Once I posted a picture of my airplane here. One of the guys posted right back, how did I like the street I lived on. (cottontail). I instantly knew he ran my airplane N number. There is a site for that. Also I just goggled my name, and that popped right up , amoung other stuff.
This computer age can be both good and bad.
 
...and you can Google the first part of your e-mail address, your phone number, and now I see above even your airplane N number. Good grief. I remember a few months back a poster on here hunted down via internet searches to the point where we found out about much of his background (name, address, etc) including the fact that he was an author of Buddhist articles...the search I believe started with just his username.
 
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It does work pretty well if you do genology research on your family. I have been doing it. I also found out a few things about relatives I have back home, not always good. Old court documents on lawsuites etc. Its fun.
Once I posted a picture of my airplane here. One of the guys posted right back, how did I like the street I lived on. (cottontail). I instantly knew he ran my airplane N number. There is a site for that. Also I just goggled my name, and that popped right up , amoung other stuff.
This computer age can be both good and bad.


What sort of plane do you have?

And, can private pilots still carry guns on their own or rented aircraft?

Thanx,

T-Star
 
I've done it, but since my last name basically tanslates to "G-string" or "thong" in several languages (Spanish, Tagalog to name two) a search brings up a lot of porn sites. Last time I did this I kept going, ignoring the porn and eventually found several of 9th Circuit appeals for a few folks I put in the can. All convictions and sentences were upheld (SURPRISE from the 9th) and my name is now associated with good case law.
 
No results on my name. I guess I am a nobody.
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Texas star; I have this 1972 citaberia 7gcbc. Right now its being rebuilt and I am haveing problems getting my medical reinstated. Here are a couple various old pictures of it.
Yes, I think you can carry a gun or guns, however I dont know if various states have different laws that apply. I know I have. Everybody does in alaska I imagine. It was originaly blue and white. I have owned it over 30 years.

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Yep, apparently I'm some senator who was also a professional basketball player. It's good to be well know.
 
My name is so common that there are hundreds, maybe thousands of us around. That's Ok though. I believe I know who I am...most days anyway.
 
I am the opposite. My last name is werch and I am related to every version of spelling I have ever ran across. My grandpas family all come over just before 1900. He had many brothers and each spelled it different. Werch, wuerch, wirch, verch, and even wurg! Wertsch too. Makes it complicated doing the family tree.
 
I don't want to google myself. There are at least seven people with my first and last name in Tulsa alone. One of them is a deadbeat, so I get lots of calls wanting to know when I'm going to pay up. I don't even want to know what others with my name might be up to.
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Yes, you can find out some interesting things when you look up a name. After the bomber wing thread the other day, I looked up my grandfather, hoping I could find out something about his service. There was nothing military related, but apparently he has made several political donations in the last few years, and he sold some land for quite a good price in 1999.
 
I think so. The problem is that my great grandfather came over in a very large group of something like 12 familys all related brothers, brother in laws etc in 1872. They toured the country looking it over for about two years. They all rented houses in wisconsin, left the familys there, and all the men toured the west etc. Durring that time my great grandpap lost his wife and one kid. Think he had like at least 5 or 6 younger ones left. A few familys stayed but he and most of them left and went back to volyhia (then russia, now the ukraine) they were from germany way back, and in the early 1800s many brothers had homesteaded in russia on some program from cathern the great had set up when she married the czar of russia.
Several of the brothers somehow were guards to the czar. Probley because of their size as they were huge schwabans close to 7 feet I was told. Anyway great grandpa went back, imediately remarried so someone could help raise his brood, my grandfather was the first of the next big batch. The gr grandfather died about 1890 and my grandfather and about 8 brothers and sisters all decided to come back to america again. Grandpa was married in russia, had 6 kids, came over, that wife died over here exactly like his dads did the first time over. He also remarried imediately as his dad had, someone to watch the kids, ya know, he married my grandmother also from his home area of russia who was a young widow with a boy. She also had just came over in 1912 with her brother who just got discharged from the russian army. They knew people that grandpa knew. He married grandma exactly one month after he buried his wife. My dad was born exactly 9 months later, and is the oldest of 10 more! Guess ya gotta do what ya gotta do when there is no welfare!
 
Wall, thar's this here Sheriff in Va what has hogged my name for about 3 of them thar Google pages and down near the bottom of the 3rd one is a link to my home page.

I've always kinda run in the back ground and that's a good thing as far as I kin see.
 
Well, yes I have. After several pages, using my first name, middle initial and last name, and newspaper articles come up about cases I have done like the "Reverend Henry Lyons" and Oba Chandler.

But I googled with my full middle name and found only three, one, that I am a member of the Florida Bar, then

another one, strange, since it says my practice is 100% criminal defense (I have never done criminal defense-always prosecution).

and a third which calls me a "pos" (whatever that may be) because of the Terri Schiavo case and saying "I smelled the money." That's strange since we never prosecuted anyone in the Schiavo case, as (1) any applicable statute of limitations had expired or (2) there was no credible evidence of a crime.

Actually, kind of annoyed me to find two stupid things out of three.

Bob
 
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