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05/25/2004: "See how unique I am?"

Replies: 10 have commented

Try to hide your shock, but my name was listed as "very rare"...it didn't have any statistics available.

Caoimhe said @ 05/25/2004 08:22 PM PST

Sven is a very rare male name.Very few men in the US are named Sven.Be proud of your unique name!source namestatistics.com

sven said @ 05/26/2004 09:59 AM PST

SHOCKER.
Smith happens to be the most common last name...and Jennifer, only the 6th most popular.

I wonder what Jane Doe comes up as?

Jennifer said @ 05/26/2004 01:01 PM PST

If my last name is so common, how come no one seems to know how to pronounce it?

Megan said @ 05/26/2004 08:28 PM PST

Steve is the #74 most common male name, but Steven is #18. I'm going to continue going by Steve for the uniqueness factor. Jacobs is the #231 most common last name, however, so I'm screwed either way.

Steve said @ 05/26/2004 11:27 PM PST

From one Jennifer to another, I'm right there with ya. It's hard to go for uniqueness when yougrew up in the 80s as a Jennifer.

JenLynn said @ 05/27/2004 07:02 AM PST

You realize that you are also both Jennifer Lynns right?

I dated a Jennifer while in the 80's.

I don't know what Megs last mane is so I can't comment, but it can't be as hard to pronounce as Caoimhe.

Brooks said @ 05/27/2004 07:31 AM PST

Megan Snuffalupagus. Related to the Snuffalupagus' of Sesame Street. Greek in origin.

Megan said @ 05/27/2004 09:19 AM PST

My name is not hard to pronounce, just impossible to sound out.

Caoimhe said @ 05/28/2004 11:28 AM PST

I guess you're right. For the record, Caoimhe is pronounced keeva. Why do I love telling people that?

Brooks said @ 05/28/2004 12:25 PM PST