Ever Google Yourself?

[Jack Olsen]

That was kind of fun. I knew about the true crime author, Jack Olsen. We used to occasionally get each others email, and we were friends until he died last year.

I always get a kick out of seeing his book covers in libraries. And I keep this one on my shelf, in my own library, as a warning to the ladies:



But I didn't know about these Jack Olsens:







I've got to have a "Jack Olsens Only" party one of these days.

[Adam]

There seems to be a recurring "cue-ball" gene in the Olsen family bloodline, Jack.

[Moses]

Don't google yourself too much. You'll go blind.

[MarkP]

Will the real MarkP please stand up? One of these is really me, guess which one:

Running for state senate



The disc jockey



The grad student



University Professor



Author of this book

[makaio]

Mark I'm guessing you are the autor of inline skating.

[DonDavis]

Mark, the blonde in the pointy hat? Is that you?

[BlueSkyJaunte]

Damn, MarkP, you look good in spandex.

[SRISER]

1. Part-time fooseball coach
2. Anti-personnel mine quality control tech
3. Acted in several porn movies in the mid-80's
4. Inventor of the square brick.

[vash]

damn, i got nothing!

[MarkP]

Yes, as a matter of fact I do look good in spandex, but that's not me on the cover.

I grew up teaching snow skiing and skateboarding, when Rollerblades came out I was on the sport early and developed the teaching methods used by everyone today. The book has been a fun project over the last 10 years and helped pay for some fun sports related vacations.

[makaio]

Damn, I was right! Lucky farking guess, better buy some lotto tickets.

[RANDY P]

my car pops up 1st listing. Scary. Pelican web adverts too well.

[power]

professional singing career
began as the 15 yr. old rockability vocalist in an Idaho country group known as Freddy Chapman & the Idaho Playboys. Freddy was a DJ at the country station KFXD out of Nampa, Idaho and recruited Mark after hearing about "a real talented kid" who had just won a local talent contest
A year later, when Freddy's radio career took him out of the area, Mark heard about a band that was playing the local I.O.O.F. Hall, so new that they didn't even have a name yet. He took off his thick glasses, walked up to the stage, and asked to sing a song--"Crazy Arms". Overcome with shyness, he ran off the stage after his performance.
The next day, Mark was at his job at McClure's bakery, and the bandleader (Paul Revere Dick) stopped by to pick up an order of buns for his drive-in restaurant. He was telling Mark (who was unrecognizable in his baker's hat, thick glasses, and light dusting of flour) about the show of the previous night, and how "this crazy kid" got up on stage with them. "How was he?" asked Mark nervously. "Not bad!" admitted Paul. Mark whipped off his hat and glasses and announced, "It was ME!" Shortly thereafter, he was the official lead singer for still-unnamed band.??????????

[MarkP]

Paul Revere and the Raiders. I grew up in Boise, I think Mark lives in Seattle now.

[911SC Pilot]

Hmmmmm.

Looks like Im a baseball player, starting pitcher for the Gondor Condors
http://baseball.rasreth.com/p3006.html

Im also a Chapter Director for Maine Society of Land Surveyors
Executive Committee
http://www.msls.org/fieldnotes/volume6no4/page2.html

Also, I guess im a Intermediate Kumite (Color Belt)
http://starbulletin.com/98/05/07/sports/scoreboard.html

Wow, im also a top buyer for the Southeast Region of the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
http://govinfo.library.unt.edu/npr/library/status/closeup/boxss11.htm

[Moses]

Originally posted by SRISER
[B] Acted in several porn movies in the mid-80's

Acted?

[Moses]

Checked again. Still invisible!

[nostatic]

I always thought you were a physician and *sturgeon*. I'm not going to trust you with my fish anymore...

[ronin]

Moses, is that a short copy of a Cali ADR?

and, oh yeah. Todd, why do you worry? you're into ducks anyway

[Moses]

Originally posted by ronin
Moses, is that a short copy of a Cali ADR?

It's part of the Medical Board of California webpage. More than the National database info. California leads the way in making records public. For example; If you are sued for malpractice, even if it's unfounded, your insurance carrier may choose to settle it as a nuisance claim. They can settle on your behalf without your consent! This "malpractice settlement" becomes part of the public record and is easily discovered with a "google" search. So, it's good to be invisible!