Somewhere in the archives of Surrounded by Imbeciles is a post about Googling myself. It turns out that there are a lot of me’s in the hinterlands of the Internet. Since I can’t think of anything to write about, I decided to return to this theme and Google images of me.
Let’s see what alternate versions of me pop up.
Here’s the very first one. I hope that he is playing the theme song for The Benny Hill Show.
I wonder if birds ever crap on his shirt and cover up the turtles.
Yes, this is my car. I am the blue version of Thomas Magnum. My friend T.C. will be arriving in his Lifesaver-themed helicopter.
Is this what a history professor is supposed to look like?
Hey, I am multi-talented when it comes to instrumentation. First, a saxophone. Now, a guitar.
If I could only find a lead singer, then I would have an alternative me band. Hey, what do you know?
I’m pissed that I have to be on the radio. I was meant to be on television.
I know, the beard really makes a statement. I’m not sure what the statement is, but it makes it.
I know you aren’t looking at me because you are wondering what that thing is on the wall. Could it be a giant, multi-colored rendition of sperm?
There are hundreds of these out there, but I will stop. You guys have probably had enough. Besides, I may need to come back to this subject when I can’t think of anything else to write.
That’s quite a collection of alter egos/namesakes you have there. I’ll have to see what mine look like. I do know there’s a woman with my exact same name who is a nutrition and fitness expert. So she’s basically the polar opposite of me.
Ha. And, you have a picture of yourself posted. I’ll have to figure out which one it is.
This is a great idea. 🙂
i shall do it and see what kind of images will pop up 🙂
Check it out. You never know what might pop up.
And did you find one of yourself?
Great post, Rick. Of particular relevance to me when I was stuck for words for a few days. This reminds me that there’s always something interesting to write about
I found myself somewhere in the third grouping. When I have found myself at a loss of words, I just write about being at a loss of words.
You are a man of many faces.
Me, Lon Chaney and Lon Chaney, Jr.
This is fantastic.
And yes, that *is* what history professors are supposed to look like…if they’re British, anyway.
Well that’s boring. Apparently when you Google Image search my name all you get are pictures of me, screenshots from a couple of short films, and pictures of bacon (my last name is bacon).
Everybody likes bacon. It took a while to find a picture of me. That gave me the funny feeling that I haven’t left much of an impression.