Minimalist poet, minimalist lifestyle

Noel Edmonds - Swop Shop
James Burke - science programmes
Rolf Harris
Dr. Magnus Pike
John Noakes - Blue Peter
Roy Castle - Record Breakers
Patrick Moore - Apollo moon landings
Jimmy Saville - Jim'll Fix It
Bob Monkhouse - The Golden Shot
Bruce Forsyth - The Generation Game
Larry Grayson - The Generation Game
Valerie Singleton - Blue Peter
Frank Bough - Grandstand/Nationwide
John Craven - Newsround

Some people have recently been having some fun on their blogs with the Googlism site, so I thought I might as well join in.

I'm not sure how the site works exactly; but the premise is that you type in a word or name and it searches the web for a list of definitions. Unfortunately there are no links provided to any of the results so you can't investigate any further.

I began by typing in my full name, but the site didn't have enough information to return any results. I then restricted my search to just my Christian name and a long list appeared.

Here are the highlights:

Lee is open.
Lee is outrageous
Lee is free
Lee is hot
Lee is cool
Lee is an object lesson
Lee is on the bus
Lee is a sick man
Lee is psychic
Lee is real
Lee is the king
Lee is coming to Tucson
Lee is nude
Lee is evicted from Big Brother
Lee is charming
Lee is problematic
Lee is a spy
Lee is not a cock
Lee is on a fiscal diet
Lee is all mine
Lee is shocking
Lee is fully done
Lee is adding an automated attendant
Lee is gone but not

I didn't realise I led such an interesting life.
Reading the list out loud, it sounds quite poetic though.

Next I typed in Doncaster (where I live)

Here are the highlights again:

Doncaster is shrinking
Doncaster is one of the largest boroughs in the U.K. with a population of approximately 300
Doncaster is at the centre
Doncaster is now open
Doncaster is not York