I'm he-ere!
 

A Google search inadvertently revealed you guys were looking for me, so here I am! And only four years after the fact. :D

So, who all else is here from the Good Old Days?

-MMM-

Aw yeah! There ya go! Welcome back man! Old Cellarites never die, they just forget to log in for a bunch of days in a row.

I sent you an email or two at your old Drexel address I think it was?

Hey there MMM! We missed ya! Especially me.

The Greaseslapper lives ON!


Brian

Yeah, welcome back. You're in for a rude awakening though, Tony has taken a hard anti-2nd Amendement stance and all weapons discussions are banned.

:lol2:

Welcome back, Major. It has been a long time.

So, you check your name on the Internet often?

Oh wow! Hi MMM!!

That addy, obviously, is no longer working, as I'm no longer working at Drexel. :3_eyes: Sooo, check my profile for a working email address/AIM contact.

Quick precis: Got laid off from Dreck Hell in March '03, spent 6 months in a fruitless attempt to find work, decided a fresh start was in order, accepted a friend's invitation to check out the fastest growing area in the US (NW Arkansas), and here I am! :D

You mean it got a new tranny? :eek:

What QR said. :lol:

Actually, Googling 'marmelmm' gets something like 800 hits, which frightens me a bit.

Hidy! :)

-MMM-

I recently tried googling my name ... I do this from time to time, just to see.

Given that I have maintained a fairly aggressive internet presence since the 90s, I'm quite pleased to find that I can wade through more than 20 pages of hits and not one single one of them is me.

Same here. Unfortunately, many of the Richard Levy's are millionaires, senior executives, and Phd's. I'm glad there isn't a reunion involved. :worried:

Your name, however, is fairly common ... mine is not.

There is a dentist somewhere in the midwest with my same first and last name, as well as middle initial, and my first and last name show up on occasion in geneology databases for some lady who died in the first decade of the 20th century. There is a psychologist with an overly unwieldy hyphenated last name as well.

Oh, and a character in a recently published German murder-mystery novel that I may have to try to get.

"Mitch Marmel" gets hits on comedy pages between Mitch Hedburg and Steve Marmel (who, I think, is a distant cousin; he bears a distinct resemblance to my father and younger brother)...

-MMM-

After a pro angler in Australia and the Ex Governor of The Bank of Scotland, I'm #3, being quoted in Garlic & Grass. ;)

I looked it up. "Sir Bruce"?! :king:

That's a typo...should be Cur Bruce. :lol: