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#238951 - Thu Aug 12 2004 04:39 AM Googlism Test
NalaMarie Offline
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Registered: Tue Jun 06 2000
Posts: 688
Loc: Missouri USA
Caught your attention, huh? It did mine! To quote the site, "Googlism.com will find out what Google.com thinks of you, your friends or anything!" Try it here
NalaMarie

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#238952 - Thu Aug 12 2004 03:34 PM Re: Googlism Test
TabbyTom Offline
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Registered: Wed Oct 17 2001
Posts: 8479
Loc: Hastings Sussex
England UK
Quote:

tabby tom is now the picture of laziness and ‘when’s dinner?’ attitude



Well, it’s certainly got my number.
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#238953 - Thu Aug 12 2004 08:25 PM Re: Googlism Test
_elbereth_ Offline
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Registered: Tue Jun 22 2004
Posts: 129
Loc: Adelaide South Australia
Quote:

Beeblebrox is modeled on Reagan




umm...*cough*...well...i suppose it had to come out sometime

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#238954 - Thu Aug 12 2004 08:59 PM Re: Googlism Test
DLHenry Offline
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Registered: Fri May 14 2004
Posts: 359
Loc: Palmer Alaska USA           
here's what I got with my real name:


daniel henry is finishing his ph
daniel henry is that he died here in polk co
daniel henry is a rising senior at henry county high school
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#238955 - Thu Aug 12 2004 09:59 PM Re: Googlism Test
Bruyere Offline
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Registered: Sat Feb 10 2001
Posts: 18899
Loc: California USA
Well, Bruyere's certainly got a lot of interesting things.

bruyère is the priest from lyons who received hospitality from blanc several days ago when he was on his way to kentucky
bruyère is a collection of short stories from which we shall study three of the most appealing


I put my real name in there and it doesn't bear repeating however...plus I got a pop up that managed to fight its way through my pop up stopper, impressive.
Then again, the newer Heathers give the older heathers a bad rep.

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#238956 - Fri Aug 13 2004 12:44 AM Re: Googlism Test
treble99 Offline
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Registered: Wed Apr 14 2004
Posts: 2034
Loc: Yeovil
England UK         ...
Sorry, Google doesn't know enough about treble99 yet.

aww thats not fair!


Edited by treble99 (Fri Aug 13 2004 07:03 AM)
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#238957 - Fri Aug 13 2004 02:39 AM Re: Googlism Test
JaneMarple Offline
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Registered: Fri Jan 30 2004
Posts: 14486
Loc: North West of England
Here's what it says about my Funtrivia name!
miss marple is an unusual character for a detective
miss marple is a character who only improves with age
miss marple is maybe the most famous woman imaginary detective
miss marple is one of literature's best
miss marple is believed to have been christie's favorite detective
miss marple is the proper english gentlewoman
miss marple is "just the finest detective god ever
miss marple is characterized almost as a stereotype of a gossipy old woman
miss marple is everyone's grandmother…somewhere in her 70's and even though she may be nosey…she is endearing
miss marple is capable of holding her own with any policeman or chief constable in existence
miss marple is rather a dear
miss marple is a noticing kind of elderly woman who lives in the village of saint mary mead
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#238958 - Fri Aug 13 2004 04:41 AM Re: Googlism Test
_elbereth_ Offline
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Registered: Tue Jun 22 2004
Posts: 129
Loc: Adelaide South Australia
Quote:

Sorry, Google doesn't know enough about *me* yet.




I feel so crushed....

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#238959 - Fri Aug 13 2004 05:25 AM Re: Googlism Test
Copago Offline
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Registered: Tue May 15 2001
Posts: 14384
Loc: Australia
Sorry to be a downer but I don't think it's wise to be putting your full name in an open forum.

Copago is a gold member (which must only come from here )

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#238960 - Fri Aug 13 2004 07:23 AM Re: Googlism Test
fjohn Offline
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Registered: Mon Dec 06 1999
Posts: 2742
Loc: Wyoming USA Way Out West
I'm relieved. Google doesn't know enough about me to return anything.
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#238961 - Fri Aug 13 2004 07:39 AM Re: Googlism Test
satguru Offline
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Registered: Thu Feb 17 2000
Posts: 8089
Loc: Kingsbury London UK           
Two pages for mine...

I particularly liked this one:

satguru is essential to know the transcendent absolute

plus these selections

satguru is great
satguru is an incarnation eternally present upon this earth
satguru is an ocean of peace and mountain of kindness
satguru is recognised and revered as the embodiment of god
satguru is an intensification on the path of enlightenment
satguru is difficult even for a satguru
satguru is a private group which requires that you actively visit in order to read or post messages
satguru is eternal knowledge
satguru is the creator
satguru is a timeless
satguru is the devotee's spiritual guide and preceptor
satguru is one who brings us away from darkness into light
satguru is the truth that takes a person from darkness into light

Reminds me why I took the name in the first place now!
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#238962 - Fri Aug 13 2004 09:05 PM Re: Googlism Test
12791 Offline
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Registered: Wed Apr 14 2004
Posts: 2557
Loc: Sydney NSW Australia
Googlism doesn't know enough about me!
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#238963 - Fri Aug 13 2004 09:36 PM Re: Googlism Test
DLHenry Offline
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Registered: Fri May 14 2004
Posts: 359
Loc: Palmer Alaska USA           
Quote:

Sorry to be a downer but I don't think it's wise to be putting your full name in an open forum.




To be honest, I don't really mind if people know my name...There are a lot of Daniel Henrys out there!

~theoryman14
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#238964 - Fri Aug 13 2004 09:50 PM Re: Googlism Test
DLHenry Offline
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Registered: Fri May 14 2004
Posts: 359
Loc: Palmer Alaska USA           
How crazy is this? Type in Google at the "Who" search!

And Remember, Google is watching you...(thats one of the results)
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#238965 - Sat Aug 14 2004 12:32 PM Re: Googlism Test
LeoDaVinci Offline
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Registered: Fri Mar 23 2001
Posts: 12578
Loc: Ontario Canada
Google IS a harsh mistress...

get this:
"leodavinci is away"
that's the only thing its got for me! which is kinda true...
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#238966 - Sun Aug 15 2004 05:30 PM Re: Googlism Test
tanzen Offline
Forum Champion

Registered: Tue Oct 02 2001
Posts: 8311
Loc: Melbourne
VIC Australia
Well, not too suprisingly, most of the things people had to say about tanzen were in German...so until I can whip out the Babel Fish, here's a few of the things people said about me in *English*

tanzen is relatively easy
tanzen is right i guess
tanzen is cool
tanzen is okay

(I will leave it to the people to decide what degree opf truth each line holds )
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#238967 - Sat Aug 28 2004 07:54 PM Re: Googlism Test
DerickWJazz Offline
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Registered: Tue Aug 24 2004
Posts: 117
Loc: St. Louis Missouri USA      
Well, I get 8 pages if I enter my name in Google, but Googlism doesn't know enough about me.

By the way, Beeblebrox should already know that he's the center of the Universe.
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#238968 - Sun Aug 29 2004 05:04 PM Re: Googlism Test
ClaraSue Offline
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Registered: Sun May 18 2003
Posts: 7842
Loc: Arizona USA
Google doesn't know enough about ClaraSue; but when I put in my real name I was discouraged to see some naughty stuff that's not fit to repeat here.
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#238969 - Fri Sep 03 2004 08:20 PM Re: Googlism Test
Engadine Offline
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Registered: Sun Aug 08 2004
Posts: 3609
Loc: Sth East Qld Australia      
Wow - Google's got my number - so much info it's almost scary . . . the best is though, engadine is first mentioned in the imperial register in currätien dating from the first half of the 9th century . . . and . . . engadine is situated in the middle of the triangle (which triangle, I wonder) . . . and . . . engadine is indeed overwhelming . . . and . . . engadine is no exception . . . and . . . engadine is narrow with rough shoulders
. . . and . . . engadine is on your agenda . . . and . . . engadine is $405k (can I claim that somewhere . . . please) . . . and . . .engadine is trying to escape at the same time (makes no sense) . . . and . . . engadine is now a well . . . and . . . engadine is wide (not true!) . . . and . . . engadine is very special (I agree, but then I'm biased) . . . and . . . engadine is currently unreachable (not so, I'm online, even though it's raining) . . . and . . . engadine is slightly south (of what?) . . . and . . . engadine is about to be turned into a stage (no one told me that!) . . . and . . . engadine is the larch (whatsat?) . . . and . . .
engadine is being ruined (tell me it isn't so . . .) . . . and . . . engadine is simple and uncomplicated (don't know about the simple bit) . . . and . . . engadine is to be cared for (I'll second that motion) . . . and . . . engadine is tipsy (not at the mo' tho') . . . and . . . engadine is pumping (really?!?) . . . and . . .
engadine is in the southern suburbs of sydney (that's home) lol lol lol lol - great cack NalaMarie - thanks!
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#238970 - Sat Sep 04 2004 06:01 PM Re: Googlism Test
lothruin Offline
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Registered: Wed Nov 12 2003
Posts: 2165
Loc: Nebraska USA
Google doesn't know enough about Lothruin yet. But here are some of the things it says about my first name: (And incidentally, there are so many Melissa's that I feel completely safe.)

melissa is the bomb diggetty
melissa is microsoft's fault
melissa is a direct result of digital monoculture
melissa is beautiful
melissa is actually not a bad girl
melissa is a marketing tool
melissa is a lemming
melissa is having a bad day
melissa is known as an excellent tranquilliser and sleeping aid
melissa is real
melissa is a product of her environment
melissa is sending you a warning

And my personal favorite:
melissa is deemed essential if humans are to travel successfully to mars

Heehee. I guess I'm supposed to bore them into stasis?
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#238971 - Sat Sep 04 2004 11:08 PM Re: Googlism Test
MollyGrue Offline
Prolific

Registered: Wed Mar 21 2001
Posts: 1765
Loc: Michigan USA
betsy is a lazy punk (Am I really?)
betsy is engaged (Wow! they must be psychic!)
betsy is pretty and popular (Well, DUH!)
betsy is recognized throughout the world as a leader in big idea thinking and for creating results (Yup, that's me allright.)
betsy is a beauty fair (Uh, Huh, keep talking.)
betsy is not dead (Well that's a relief!)
betsy is her mother's living nightmare (I've been told this before. )
betsy is uniquely qualified (For what exactly? Money laundering? Teacking arobics to monkeys?)


Edited by MollyGrue (Sat Sep 04 2004 11:11 PM)
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