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In article <H0LHB7.6sw@lugnet.com>, "Matt Hamand" <mhamand1@juno.com>
wrote:
*Snip.*
> PS - Have you ever noticed the tremendous number of people named Matt in
> this country. There were 5 people named Matt in my senior English class in
> high school.
Yes, I have noticed the abundance of "Matts." The name "Jordan" or a
variation is also pretty common. Also, it seems as if a ton of girls are
named "Christine" or some (usually German) variation thereof. I'd be
willing to bet that 90% of the people in this country have 1 of only
30-40 first names. A bit annoying, isn't it?
--
Serve the righteous might of the Empire, citizen!
http://www.geocities.com/stuttgartergunther/
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