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Ever google old friends/classmates?

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Yossarian

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It's kinda cool the stuff you can turn up. One old college friend started a venture capital company, another from high school became an air force pilot and had 3 kids.
 
The problem is unless your friends have unusual names, there are lots of other people with the same name, many of who will come up first on google.

Either that or a lot of my old friends either died before they were born or are now in prison.....

anybirthday.com works better because there is more of a sanity check on the matching.

I guess that is a distinct possibility... I always was a bit mischievious and recognized some classmates on Jerry Springer.
 
If you google my name you get my webpage first, then a bunch of scottish people, I think a musician, owner of a publishing company, etc...
 
Yes, but with a model that has the same name as a friend of mine, it's kinda hard to find anything relevant to her.
 
wow, i just googled this girl i was thinkin about from high school

turns out she's now a hawaiian tropics model....thx man!!
 
Danny Elias was credited on a game as early as 1997 and as recently as 2002. His/Her career probably spans more years than those displayed since these dates are based on the credits documented in MobyGames (which are incomplete). Danny Elias has been credited with the roles Quality Assurance and Support. Danny Elias has been credited on games developed by the following companies: Activision, Inc., Taldren, Inc., Neversoft Entertainment, Heuristic Park and Acquire. This does not imply employment by these companies.

Games Credited
Star Trek: Starfleet Command III (2002), Activision, Inc.
Wizards & Warriors (2000), Activision, Inc.
Apocalypse (1998), Activision, Inc.
Battlezone (1998) (1998), Activision, Inc.
Tenchu: Stealth Assassins (1998), Activision, Inc.
Interstate '76 (1997), Activision, Inc., Bomico Entertainment Software

Well, I was a beta tester for activision, though they stopped sending me any emails.. didn't give me an updated password and never even sent me a beta of star trek 🙂 (or the free final copy for that matter)
 
Originally posted by: mrCide
Well, I was a beta tester for activision, though they stopped sending me any emails.. didn't give me an updated password and never even sent me a beta of star trek 🙂 (or the free final copy for that matter)
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Same here, I also tested the other 2 SFC's. Activision's program was messed up. Their beta page blew up and you had to email the guy to get reinstated, I never bothered. I did get a copy of the game which I promptly gave away because it sucked compared to the previous ones 🙂
 
Yeah, not much interesting about my HS friends.

The one's that I found info on were active in the business community. Presidents of civics clubs and stuff like that. Of course these were the same ones that were always very social in HS. Running for class president, joining clubs, and stuff like that.
 
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