It's not new. You don't find many Darrens or Waynes in history.
Quote from: Sexual Ealing on Today at 12:58:35 PMIt's not new. You don't find many Darrens or Waynes in history.You might like to rethink that first one.
Quote from: eye digress on Today at 10:11:37 AMQuote from: LeeB on January 12, 2026, 02:23:25 PMQuote from: paul_e on January 12, 2026, 02:07:50 PMApparently there were 71 new Brian's in the Uk in 2024, which is more than I expected and more than there were new Paul's (65) and Lee's (22).I'm genuinely stunned that any kids born this year share my name, it feels like it was exclusively the preserve of 1974-1978.No way! Only 65 new Pauls in the entire UK in 2024?Yeah that surprised me as well as I thought Biblical names would always do solid business.
Quote from: LeeB on January 12, 2026, 02:23:25 PMQuote from: paul_e on January 12, 2026, 02:07:50 PMApparently there were 71 new Brian's in the Uk in 2024, which is more than I expected and more than there were new Paul's (65) and Lee's (22).I'm genuinely stunned that any kids born this year share my name, it feels like it was exclusively the preserve of 1974-1978.No way! Only 65 new Pauls in the entire UK in 2024?
Quote from: paul_e on January 12, 2026, 02:07:50 PMApparently there were 71 new Brian's in the Uk in 2024, which is more than I expected and more than there were new Paul's (65) and Lee's (22).I'm genuinely stunned that any kids born this year share my name, it feels like it was exclusively the preserve of 1974-1978.
Apparently there were 71 new Brian's in the Uk in 2024, which is more than I expected and more than there were new Paul's (65) and Lee's (22).
Idk, I've never met anyone called Methuselah, although I know a barman called Barabbas. He's Hungarian though.