Google the first three letters of your first name. What is the first link that comes up?
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February 8th, 2012
For me: The American Society of Hematology.
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42 Answers
Mine was a dictionary definition of the word those three letters spelt…
I get Australia’s Number 1 racing and sports betting site.
Disabled American Veterans
…. an online dating site. That’s mildly disturbing.
Match followed by math.
Not bad, actually.
A VA gov. site which is cool, I was born there.
first name:
Christmas Tree Shop
last name:
Pretty Little Liars
Lucas Energy Incorporated
Skin condition called Erythema.
Nuclear Overhauser Effect. What.
Wikipedia article on fruit preserves.
@ucme you got a good one…
Documentary Educational Resources
An advertisement for a product that can be bought online at Walgreens
Job Accommodation Network.
I have a first name and a nickname.
The first gives me a fast foot restaurant.
The second shows me a website for an animated comedy show.
The SIMS game portal website.
NYSE results for Ann Taylor Inc
fun question!
Lebanese American University
Here’s the first image that came up.
The Jazz Education Network
Wikipedia’s disambiguation (?) page for the word hen. There are Animals (duh), Places and Others :D
Karl Strauss Brewing Company
My real name gave me the American Library Association website, that made me happy.
The ALA is pretty cool. My nickname gave me the Wikipedia definition for a type of poetry called Lai.
For my real name, it leads me to news about a Brazilian super model named Gisele Bündchen.
Wow, that was exciting.
My username leads me to the Sympatico site lmao. Internet service provider in Canada.
Being that the first three letters of my name are “mad,” I would have thought that the first link might be a definition of the word “mad” or something to that effect. I got this instead.
A website to book a vacation in Sydney, Austrailia. Figures.
British Airways
Brick mansions
Britney Spears
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