A Crowd in the Face

I suggest adding CA or California to your name anytime it’s mentioned. Utah is the polar opposite of your state (except for Orange County, natch).

@blogenfreude: Too late.

And no, limiting it to city won’t work either. I grew up counting my clones in the Eugene phone book each year.

But this is not a problem. If anything, it’s very liberating.

I have a doppelganger who’s blond, adorable, and lives in New Orleans. Not that I’m jealous or anything.

My doppelganger works in the same company as I do.

@ManchuCandidate: Mine is the nature photographer I’d like to be.

TJ/ Okay, chilluns. Too much streaming on my part, so I’ll see you in about a month unless I figure something else out (I’ve got about 7 MBs left). Will lurk from work. I would hit my library, but it closes at 6 pm, not open on weekends — it’s a sad state of affairs for all the kids in my city.

Besos.

@flippin eck: My former vet treated a bull dog with the same name as mine.

T/J: Holy crap, Lefty, how can we beat you when Kuroda throws Burroughs a belt-high fastball down the middle?

@Dodgerblue: Early in the season, I can’t get worked up. I’m verklempt about Stanford wimmenz losing to fucking Aggies and UConn about to lose to the Catholics.

My clones are largely Commonwealth types of all persuasions — Limey professors, Scot amateur football players, Aussie cops. I found one a while back — a Canuck — who was into rally car racing and electronics, a sort of near-alternate dimension, more polite, version of myself.

@IanJ: How Fringe.

There’s lots of guys out on the FaceSpaces with my exact name, mostly in England. There’s this one turbo-hawt firefighter in Atlanta–I already informed Mr. ¡A! that it wouldn’t really be cheating.

There is no one in the US with my name. Our family name comes from a secret ingredient in Branston Pickle long since discontinued. I am so doomed.