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It's not all that common (these days) but not incredibly rare. I used to sing in a male chorus that numbered up to 200, and there were usually 1 or 2 other people with the same first name - unlike the 14-20 Jim/James/Jimmy people we usually had each season. lol
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My user name is my real name. I would say it isn't nearly as common as it was when I was given it.
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Not very common outside of ireland i'm afraid.
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Mine is rare. My first name is actually Free, and I know only one other with that first name.
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Barb used to be pretty common, but not anymore.
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It was very uncommon, but since I've become as famous as I have, all the young parents are naming their children after me.
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I'd say "Rip" is quite uncommon. Quite proud of the fact, actually. ----------edit------------- Found these statistics at http://www.pokemyname.com: * RIP is ranked the 68322nd name in USA. * One in every 702,203 Americans are named RIP. * The popularity of the name RIP is 1.42 people per million. * If we compare the popularity statistics of RIP to USA's population statistics, we can estimate that as of September 29, 2009 (00:46), there are 438 people named RIP in the United States and the number of RIP's are increasing by 4 people every year. * Usage of rip as a first name is much more common than its usage as a middle name. The sum of alphabetical order of letters in RIP is 43 and this makes RIP arithmetic buddies with words like Amiable, Coy, Hot, Regal.
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Phillis isn't unheard of, but it certainly isn't a common name. +5
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Mine is kinda common...I mean it's not unheard of but it's not like being named Jessica either
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Very common my name is Lisa +5
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My name is the #882 most common male first name 0.006% of males in the US are named like I am. Around 7350 US males are named like I am! Try it: http://www.namestatistics.com/search.php?name=&type=first&gender=male
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Quite.
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Mine first name is not common, but not unheard of either.
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I have never ever met anyone with it.
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I've only seen my my name twice. One was for a news anchor who was in LA and the other is the name of one of the black Barbie dolls.
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People call me by my middle name rather than my first. My first name is the same as my mother's, and it was common in her generation. No one names little girls Ruth now - but I think it's a rather PRETTY name even though an old name - it's infinitely preferable to Olive and Myrtle and Edna and Gladys and Ethel and Beulah and Mabel and Mamie and Hilda. (Forgive me if someone precious to you bears any of these names?)
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very common, jennifer +5
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pretty common here in England. Our queens name
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Very common. Its in the Bible and the Qur'an, such names usually are pretty common still =)
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Somewhere in the middle. Not overly common, but I meet people with the same name from time to time.
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It isn't really common, but neither is it really rare either. I don't know anyone else with it, though I have known a couple over my lifetime, so it isn't too common, and it can be spelt three ways and mine isn't the most common spelling so that makes it a little rarer too.
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Not common at all - Naiabee +4
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There are three people in my office called Alison. Very common here.
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very common.....its Barbara....
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Fairly common, it Heather. My birth name was Heather Chandler, and that name is REALLY quite common. But it was cool when I watched the movie Heathers. It was like they were talking about me! :)
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pretty rare in north america
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My name when I was named was quite unusual, believe it or not and now its very common. Sharon. I still like it though. I made sure my daughter didn't have to worry about it. I named her Willow and that is still pretty rare.
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My first name was the most popular boys' name at the time of my birth, but I still only know two other guys that share it with me.
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I don't think it is all that common ... but there always seemed to be another one of me in school (Rick) ... but not at work. Third grade was an anomaly ... there were 3 Rick's in the same class (back when you stayed in one class all day for all your subjects ... yep, I'm old, LoL).
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It's not common at all, no one has my real name. It starts with Leo
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Kind of common. Not as common as something like Jennifer or Sarah, but it's definitely not rare.
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Very common and its in the bible too.
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According to the link you gave. It is the #921 most common female first name. 0.009% of females in the US are named what I am named.
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im not sure, but the amandas i know are bitches or strippers....;D
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I have heard one person on the TV with my name and also I know a girl with the same name. By the way, we hate each other. So quite rare.
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My name isn't as rare as Vunessuh's, but more common like JENNIFER or Sarah, lol.
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Its a common but unpopular name.
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do you want my opinion or do you want me to state factual statistics???
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Rumpelstilskin?!? Not all that common. So, I go by my nickname...Chuck. :-) +5
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Lucy. Its a pretty average name i think. I dont know many Lucy's personally, but i'm sure there are plenty out there cos its nott aht unusual a name =)
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Too common, but luckily the spelling is unique.
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No one ever calls me by my real name,,,although it is quite rare,, never met any one with the same name,,,,all the people i know call me Nice Jugs,,,or NJ
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In the middle somewhere, not that common.+5
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somewhat common, between #50 and #100 on the list
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Mine is pretty rare Id reckon
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No. 32 Beam me up Scotty :)
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Stephanie is pretty common... wish I had a more unique name but w.e.
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In my country of origin, fairly common. It is the name of the future king. In Australia, very rare, although there is an anglicised version of it.
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It's not common. I have never met another person with my spelling of my name, or seen it in print anywhere else.
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Not TOO common. I've only met one other person with the same spelling in my lifetime and less than five with different spelling.
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very common among guys of my age group.
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I don't think my name is that common- Sydney.
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Apparently very rare as a female name... Which I would have said.. at least here in North America. Apparently 0.004% of males in the US have my name.
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# 1153 0.007% 8.578 people in the states have the same name as me,,,,
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Not real common, anymore.
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i dont think its really common ive only heard of three other people with my name so far
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Probably among the most common: Jack (not John. It's Jack on my birth certificate)
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I would have thought mine would be very common,but it says it very rare and not many people in america has it.
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not very common Hope is my name!!!!!!
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Mine's fairly common, and no, I won't mention it publicly. +5
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yes very common here in england they have even named a tv channel after my name
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For my age bracket it's in the top ten. My middle name too.
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My name is the eighth most common name for women in the U.S. There are 972,650 who have the same name. But I am unique in other ways, of course. LOL.
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I'm a #45
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Reasonably. +5
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In my country one of the top 10 most common male names.
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Relatively common, at least in the 80's and 90's Samantha-Jane there were 4 in my primary school!!!
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My first name is #23 in the US. I'm not surprised. I've known about 10 other people with my first name, including one of my best friends in high school. :)
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I took the test on that name stat website. RESULT: You're is a very rare male first name Be proud of your unique first name! HAHA :)
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Medium. I have only met one other person with my name and there are only 2 or 3 famous people with my name. I like my name.
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Doesn't seem too common where I live. Your link shows: EDWARD is the #19 most common male first name 0.779% of males in the US are named EDWARD. Around 954275 US males are named EDWARD!
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Not ever common
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My screen name is very rare. But, my first name is #653 most common name for females. 0.017% of females in the US have my name.
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Fairly common, though not as common as it used to be. I find that with increasing frequency people are asking me if Matthew is spelled with one 'T'.
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Very common. Mine ranks 18 on the list. :-)
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Uncommon, especially as it is spelled, although I once saw a contestant on a game show with the same spelling.
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Very common +5
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it use to be very common 30 years ago. now is less used but still...
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WITHIN 300 MILES, THERE 10 PEOPLE WITH MY FIRST, MIDDLE AND LAST NAME, 36 PEOPLE WITH MY FIRST AND LAST NAME.
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My AB username is my name, and yes, it is common.
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