My brother is the only person in the US with his name, but then, I always knew he was unique.
A search on Mrs Darwin reveals:
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The "or fewer" is the relevant phrase here.
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Tuesday, September 17, 2013
How Many of Me?
Sometimes I wonder if we're going to have to the time to put up any substantive posts before October, so here, something amusingly non-substantive: find out how many people in the US share your name.
My brother is the only person in the US with his name, but then, I always knew he was unique.
A search on Mrs Darwin reveals:
The "or fewer" is the relevant phrase here.
My brother is the only person in the US with his name, but then, I always knew he was unique.
A search on Mrs Darwin reveals:
The "or fewer" is the relevant phrase here.
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There are one or fewer Melanie Bettinellis too.
While Melanie is up there at 374th most popular first name, there are only 158 people in the U.S. with the last name Bettinelli. And I think we're related to all of them.
But it gets it wrong with my husband. I know there are two people with his name because he shares a name with his dad.
There are one or fewer pwoplw in the U.S with the name Kyra Busbridge. I think it's kind of funny, because I guess that means there are no people in the U.S. with my name. Since I'm up here in Canada.
It says that there are one or fewer Josiah Neeley in the United States, but I know this to be false, as I am Facebook friends with the other Josiah Neeley.
It returns 373 Brandon Watsons. I'm suspicious that that's actually low.
My actual name has 111 matches, which seems to me rather low, as both names are common. What surprises me is that searching my maiden name turns up only 49 results, almost unbelievable for such a pair of Irish standards. So maybe not all the survey data makes it into the database?
Surprisingly four other matches for my name, which is three more than you might expect. Don't believe I'm related to any of them.
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