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>I've long ago come to hold a grudge against one guy who pops up when one googles me - one Dragoslav Nedeljkovich, PhD in philology, lives in Paris and appears publicly quite often, and doesn't use his real name, but rather his nickname. Which is, you might have guessed, Dragan. Furthermore, I've read a few of his interviews, and I don't even agree with him politically. I dislike him already, although we never met, and probably aren't related at all.

You just need to find a way to profit from it <g>.

Since we are talking names, I have a funny name coincidence too. In a town where I live (a small town of about 17,000 in Mass), there is another guy, Dmitry Litvak. I have never met him but know a lot of him. Here are some of the facts:
1. His daughter was going to the same high school with my older daughter.
2. His daughter is now in the same University where my daughter is. They are in the same program.
3. He used to work for a company that is direct competition to my company (my product).
4. He had bank accounts in the same bank where I had accounts. One time the bank called me and asked me "You have a CD that is maturing soon, what do you want to do with it?". I asked, "How much do I have there?" (just a human curiosity <g>)) and then told them they got wrong Dmitry.
5. We were refinancing our home some years ago. When we (my wife and I) walked into the lawyer's office, he looked at the paper work and said, "Didn't we refinance your mortgage last week?" In fact it was that other Dmitry.
6. I got a prescription in the local drug store and when I looked at the paper work, by address, I realized that they billed the other Dmitry's insurance company.
7. One of his co-workers once called me (a woman) and asked me, "Can you pick me up tomorrow morning." I wanted to say, "depends on what you look like" <g>.

Isn't it funny.