The Intar­webs is a great tool for find­ing peo­ple. I used to work for the Amer­i­can Col­lec­tors Asso­ci­a­tion (and no, they don’t col­lect stamps), so I should know. There are a lot of peo­ple from way back when who I am curi­ous about. Friends from 1st grade, ele­men­tary school, high school, even after col­lege. with whom it would be fun to reconnect.

Sure, I could stalk them, but I’m lazy. So instead, I’m putting their names on a web page, for them to find when they do a lit­tle ego­surf­ing. Because, come on, who hasn’t indulged in a lit­tle egosurfing?

Here’s the page.

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3 Responses to Looking for these people

  1. mark says:

    Are you sure that’s not “Polisky?”

  2. Danny says:

    Yes, it would be that Deb­bie Polisky, but not that Mark McGrath. Deb­bie was a friend from when I was seven years old, so it would be fairly high on the creep-o-meter if I just dashed off an email point­ing out that I had been search­ing for her. (That’s what friends are for, thanks Mark!)

    No, the point of the list is that they can find me, and if they want to, get in touch so we can rem­i­nisce about the one birth­day party we both might not remem­ber from thirty years ago.

    Mark McGrath is a good friend from junior high, and I know he’s still in Europe. He mar­ried a French girl and lives in France now, I think, he’s just fallen off the face of the earth the last cou­ple of years. Given the other Mark McGrath, he might not do much egosurfing.

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