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Dec 17 2007 12:00am EDT
Found It On Google
Pew Internet and American Life Project finds that 47% of U.S. adults have googled themselves -- and smartly calls the result surprising. As in -- surprising it's only 47%. And 53% have used Google to get the lowdown on people they know, like potential dates.
Anyway, given that bit of news, I thought I'd share my song, "Found It On Google" -- about a guy who doesn't have a love life because every time he meets someone, he googles her and finds out something bad. The song has been played on Mitch Albom's radio show and as far away as Radio New Zealand. Here's a version on Garageband.com.
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