I get a Scottish lawyer and a bit part actor from Coronation Street. The real “me” gets a mention on page 2, but I do get on the first image page along with this fat knacker and a kid with pencils up his nose.
I get a Scottish lawyer and a bit part actor from Coronation Street. The real “me” gets a mention on page 2, but I do get on the first image page along with this fat knacker and a kid with pencils up his nose.
Can't believe there's a Scottish lawyer called Harry the Spider?
My own name is the same as a moderately successful UK road cyclist so all I get is how many races he's won and the occasional muppet from Wiggle asking me if I'm the **** ********
i have done this and he is a famous Scottish surgeon or a sexual health clinic in Chelsea.
There's a Scottish solicitor called Craig McTits.
I get me and a Canadian musician of the same name.
I died in 2007 at the age of twenty, having fathered a few kids.
Somebody with my name murdered her husband ! I get the press reports if I google myself. (let that be a warning etc etc)
I get me at Nº1.
There's a Scottish solicitor called Craig McTits.
Is that a statement or a question?
I have an unusual name, so the first hit on Google is me (my G+ profile). My Facebook page is on the first page of results, so I'm not difficult to find.
The other results are really just misfires and different results, in Google's 'did you mean something else?' stylee.
An image search brings up a twelve inch willy.
I get me!
And worryingly images of me! (no "12 willy")
That's a fact* Harry.
*that I made up a few minutes ago.
First 5 results on web search are some dh race pictures, then my g+ profile, then the phone number and addresses of two people with the same name. Some obituaries, and then my fb page.
Images search, of the first 15 results, 10 are of me, all of which are biking related.
Do I win?
If you google Craig McTits you get this!

The other week I made up a story that the lead singer from Terrorvision was servicing a gearbox on our factory floor. Now, according to the internet, he is!
I appear to share my name with a team member of Omaha Rollergirls, a roller derby team. I think I've been using the name longer though.

Oh, the other name, the one I use "OUT THERE". Pretty pointless, for I am legion. Politicians, footballers, actors, professors, loads of us.
I the one and only **** ******** that Google throws up. I am unique and I claim my five pounds.
Depending on how you (miss)spell my surname you get one nice bloke and 4 rather nasty blokes. I however don't seem to exsist.
I think I'm the lucky one..
I'm invisible. Like a ninja.
Well I certainly can't find myself but this cheeky chappy appears a few times on page 1 of images
i am a millwall footballer born in 1985.
Apart from one imposter who throws in a middle name, it would appear I am unique!
My (123people.co.uk) Tag Cloud is interesting too....
McElroy Cerebral Palsy Flickr Bike Nikon Chase Zante Scotland JustGiving Bobath Scotland Holiday Local SCOTS Messages Andrew OUTDOORSmagic Zakynthos Aspergers Anyone Challenge Lowe Club Alpine Reviews ADVENTURESS News Bag Studios Julie Berghaus
Due to my odd surname, a google image search generates lots of photos of small children taken by proud parents!
i'm a prominent american civil rights dude from the 60's (although the surmane is americanised, i.e. spelling simplified).
Apparently I was a character in The Victor comics from 1914 to 1918
I am unique. I see my HtN result, a work reference and links through to my facebook activity.
I'm a chief inspector of the poolice which is pretty ironic!
Don't have a common name either.
I am a dashingly handsome WWII flying ace. Me in my spitfire:
Blimey, he shot a few down didn't he!
I the one and only **** ******** that Google throws up. I am unique and I claim my five pounds.
Just like me. And DruidH. And the Portly one.
Steve Martin? dont think I'll bother.......
I am the twenty-first ship of the Oliver Hazard Perry class of guided-missile frigates, was named after a naval aviator who was posthumously awarded the Navy Cross for his heroism at the Battle of Midway during World War II.
Cool - i'm a USS Warship
All my images searches seem to suggest that male pattern baldness is not in fact genetic, but down to one's moniker.
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