Google Your Name

I found out that my name's waaaayyy more common than I thought. There are bunches of pages with links to people with my name (and I typed in my first and last name). Several of them are dead, many live in England, some are royal :)eek:!!!) and one is apparently a singer who got herself on youtube. rofl And here I thought my name was unique! :p
 
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All about my name is Oreius/Patrick Kake from the movie and some fanfiction until about page 5 when a post I made under the same name on another site appears.
 
"Glenburn Lodge is situated in the newly declared World Heritage Site - 'Cradle of Humankind' only 30 minutes from both Johannesburg and Pretoria Postal ..."
 
I googled my real name the other day and it came up with a story that me and my sis wrote when were five!:eek:
But I couldn't see the whole page,just a snippey:(
I google my username and it comes up with TDL stuff
If you ever google Coalesce Sean Ingram though,That's my daddy:D
 
I googled my username again and came up with a couple TDL posts, a bunch real estate pages, and this.

Found at http://mysterykingdom.com/viewpost_323706.asp
GLENBURNE PLANTATION, NATCHEZ, MISSISSIPPI

This old plantation manor house serves as the mayor's residence. The nearby woods are haunted by the ghost of Jennie Merrill, whose barefoot figure, clad in a blue cotton dress, is seen running through the trees or standing alone on the paths. Her solitary figure waits, moaning, and wailing hysterically. It is believed she was shot and killed by her neighbor, Dick Dana, of GLENNWOOD PLANTATION fame. Same source.238 GLENNWOOD PLANTATION. The ruins of this old plantation harbor a murderer. He is Dick Dana, who sits at a piano playing thunderous music, trying to drown out the cries of the woman he murdered. Jennie Merrill and Dick Dana used to be neighbors, both living in hugh plantations just across the road from each other. But when Jennie tried to buy Dick's property from under him, he shot her as she strolled between the plantations. He arrested for the deed but was released due to lack of evidence. Dick's mind rapidly deteriorated, along with his beloved plantation. In the early 1900, tourists paid him fifty cents apiece to tour the once proud estate, which had became strewn with garbage and overrun by farm animals. It came to be known as "Goat Castle".
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I did not know about this when I picked my username!
 
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