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What is the Most Common First Name on the Forum?

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I'm not sure we will get a great response as some people prefer not to expose any part of their true identity. I also wanted to set up a poll, but I don't know how to do that (if a mod would like to set it up on here, feel free)

Since there are a number of Steve's on the forum, I became curious just what are the most common names (real names).


Mine is Mark.
 
I don't know Strum, I think us "Marks" just might give them "Steves" a run for their money.:beer:
 
luvmyshiner said:
I don't know Strum, I think us "Marks" just might give them "Steves" a run for their money.:beer:

My thoughts exactly.
 
marnold said:
Matt (and not Sundin or Wilander either)

"Matt" . . . hmmm . . . It's funny how you have pictures and thoughts in your mind of your friends on the forum, and then little things throw you for a loop. Honestly Marnold, I'm not sure what I thought your first name was, but I wouldn't have guessed Matt. Maybe Joshua . . . or Jeremiah?:D
 
Oh come on now. :poke: We are mostly 40 somethings and everyone born back in the 60's knows darn well Steve was the most popular name back then, and our sample population here at the fret bears that out for sure. :AOK: :AOK: :D :D :beer:
 
Here's what came up on a quick Google search of popular names from the 60's

I can only assume the listing is for North America

1. David
1. Mary
2. Michael
2. Susan
3. John
3. Karen
4. James
4. Maria
5. Robert
5. Lisa
6. Mark
6. Linda
7. William
7. Donna
8. Richard
8. Patricia
9. Thomas
9. Debra
10. Steven
10. Deborah
11. Charles
11. Cynthia
12. Jeffrey
12. Sandra
13. Daniel
13. Barbara
14. Joseph
14. Brenda
15. Timothy
15. Pamela
16. Paul
16. Laura
17. Kenneth
17. Nancy
18. Kevin
18. Theresa
19. Jose
19. Laurie
20. Brian
20. Sharon
21. Gary
21. Cheryl
22. Anthony
22. Elizabeth
23. Ronald
23. Kathy
24. Donald
24. Cindy
25. Scott
25. Janet
 
Algonquin said:
Here's what came up on a quick Google search of popular names from the 60's
You'll notice that "Matthew" isn't on that list. That's one of the reasons my parents named me that. Of course, that all changed right about the time I was born for some reason. In my graduating class of 52 from high school we had three Matts.
 
marnold said:
You'll notice that "Matthew" isn't on that list. That's one of the reasons my parents named me that. Of course, that all changed right about the time I was born for some reason. In my graduating class of 52 from high school we had three Matts.

When I graduated it was a class of approximately 950 and I can remember only one other Mark (actually Marc - I went to school with him for 12 years). Although I didn't know everyone, I don't recall another Mark. In my working career, I never worked with another Mark until the current place I work and there are three of us. The other two are father and son. I come to this forum and there are a number of them, but then again this is an international forum.


Just a little name story. My name is Mark Alan Kovacs and my mother wanted my initials to spell out my first name. When I had my Confirmation, I took the name Robert, so my mother was happy. However, I can remember arguing with her for days because I wanted to take the name Ringo and then we would both be happy (sorta), but that didn't happen.
 
Kris (full name is Kristopher)

I think theres another Kris on this forum.

My dad wanted my first name so start with a K instead of a C to be different.
 
warren0728 said:
dave's not here man.......

ww

The younger crowd isn't going to get that, but I sure the hell did.

I saw them do that live at a night spot in downtown Cleveland and three guys from Texas opened for them. They ended up growing long beards and had a couple of hits, I think they called themselves ZZ something.

I know, I told the story before, but I think it's cool no matter how many times I tell it.
 
just strum said:
The younger crowd isn't going to get that, but I sure the hell did.

I saw them do that live at a night spot in downtown Cleveland and three guys from Texas opened for them. They ended up growing long beards and had a couple of hits, I think they called themselves ZZ something.

I know, I told the story before, but I think it's cool no matter how many times I tell it.
i wondered if anyone would get it!

that is a cool story....hard to believe zz top opened for them! bet it was pretty wild backstage!

ww
 
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