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I am not a unique snowflake

BJ | July 24, 2008 2:02 pm

Have you ever googled your name? Thankfully, almost the entire first page of googling BJ Atchley actually refers to me.

Dig a little deeper and I find BJ Atchley of Connecticut who plays the Alto Saxophone. Too bad I haven’t picked mine up in 5 years or so.

So my apologies go out to BJ Atchley of CT from whom I will likely steal the first page of google for some time to come.

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Spencer Brown wrote a comment on July 27, 2008

I am, as usual, a combination between a now dead Polymath and an English Stand up comic. I have thought about writing a wikipedia entry about me to rise toward the top, but I don’t know I want google finding me. Good job rising above Microsoft word’s spellchecker suggestion

Adrian wrote a comment on July 28, 2008

I am topped by the commercial aspirations of a British woodwind manufacturer, an American baseball player, and an Australian photographer (all men). I wish them the greatest success. I don’t think I actually show up anywhere!

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