Poll: How common is your name?

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Foxbat Flyer

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"There are those who call me... Tim?"
/Monty Python Quote

OT: my name is Mathew, everyone keeps spelling my name with two T's, but im only one, so ive got a common name, yet uncomman at the same time
 

lumenadducere

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According to "how many of me" there are fewer than 1559 people in the US with my name. I'd say that's probably fairly accurate, as it's not really a Western name.

Edit: that's my first name - I didn't check my last name and have little interest in entering my full name onto a website.
 

dj Facchiano

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My first name is uber common, I have never heard of anyone with my last name however, I checked online and it said nobody has it currently in the united states (Which is obviously false), there was this dead mobster guy on Google though... Mr. Facchiano from Italia!
 

masher

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I don't know many people who go by Randell, or even Randy. Maybe that incredibly -old-, "Do I make you Randy," joke scared them all off...
 

JaceArveduin

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xI Master Z Ix said:
My name is Zion I dare you to find some one with that name
Nope, but I got a mate who's name is Torallion (or is it Torallian...)

Me? I go the short end of the stick, Jesse is both rather common and gender neutral.
 

Aranialis

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Kaleion said:
Aranialis said:
Afonso is a fairly rare name, even with our first king being named Afonso. I'm portuguese by the way. =)
Are you sure? I mean I know like at least 20 people named Alfonso, maybe that name is more common in Mèxico we call almost all of them Poncho.
I know of 1 person with my name and that's it, my name is Immanol I'd say pretty rare nowadays I think it's Hebrew.
I'm pretty sure, and in case you noticed, its not exactly Alfonso, but rather Afonso... No L in it, of course I let my american friends call me Al. But yeah my name is quite rare in Portugal. =) It must just that its different in Spanish speaking countries.
 

Stammer

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I've only known about 3 other people in my whole life who've had this name. It's so rare I don't even see it on television or in movies.

Though I've heard that in other places the name "Tyler" is a lot more common... just not 'round here.
 

ParadigmOfParanoia

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I dont know about "Tylar" but I know a "Tylor". I'm in the same boat with a name like Connor.
There was another Connor at my school until he graduated and yet somehow the S4B teachers still managed to put "Conner" on my awards. I checked most of the older yearbooks and there has never even been a "Conner" attend that school system. And I don't want to talk about the other two...
 

Furbyz

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My name, Ian, is fairly rare in the US, but not nearly so much elsewhere. So I'm told at least.
 

DaKiller

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My name is Jeff, common, but people also call me the correct spelling of Geoff which is a less common name
 

Sparcrypt

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My first name is extremely common, my surname however is quite unique - the only people I've heard of or met with it are my family.
 

Chris646

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Chris is a fairly common name. I just googled my first and last name, and apparently the few that showed up on the first page were a writer and an actor. Coincidentally, those are both things I enjoy doing.
Clearly, this means that I will be a time traveler.
 

mrsuperunderpants

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Eddie is rare in the UK because usually it is short for Edward which mine isn't. I think the name Eddie is more common in America than it is in the UK
 

mGoLos

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Never thought about it actually so uh ... http://www.behindthename.com/top/name/dannie

Yeah.
 

Blemontea

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Kind of a special, Bremen is a very common last name in Germany. Though i checked Facebook and their was only three other people with Bremen as their first name but their is still the possibility of others... so Rare?
 

Aetherius

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I've never met someone with My name and that 'howmanyofme.com' site says that I'm the only one :'( Teach me to be born to a Laotian and an Australian, oh well, it makes it easy to google myself.