#42

Absolutely none of mine - but that’s because it’s a made-up double barrelled thing that only I have (my wife hasn’t even changed her passport yet, so yeah, just me!)

#43

I’m sorry, this doesn’t count which means…oh, I’m still winning

#44

Have you ever met anyone with your exact name(first and surnames)

I have it was odd.

#45

Yes, I went for a job once and another Jack Stewart got the job, and for the next two years I’d receive emails that were meant for him and I had to forward them on. :frowning:

#46

I am now very curious as to what your surname is!

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#48

Everyone in the Netherlands is so friendly that whenever I’m around the first thing they say to each other is my surname, just to make me feel welcome.

Same thing happened in Germany too.

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#49

Would be pretty surprised if there’s someone else around with my first name and surname. Would be very, very surprised if our paths crossed

#50

SCRUNSHUT

No surprise here. I always like sharing my surname with two of the best Irish footballers of all time, it’s a good conversation starter abroad.

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#51

Are you using Netscape?

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#53

Fucking no idea why it’s displaying like that on Firefox tbh. Quite enjoying it though.

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#54

Yup.

My dad’s cousin’s kid has the same name as me. We used to swap places at weddings sometimes and see if anyone noticed.

#55

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#56

In the 44,000s. No surprises here. It’s also the 400 something most common surname on Scotland.

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No one saying what their name means? Mine means descendant of a Scottish king.

#57

Nice work United States Virgin Islands

#59

5,586,067th
Most Common
Surname in the World
Approximately 11 people bear this surname
MOST PREVALENT IN:
Papua New Guinea
HIGHEST DENSITY IN:
Papua New Guinea

Technically, I’ve not changed my name yet though, so :

757th
Most Common
Surname in the World
Approximately 701,999 people bear this surname
MOST PREVALENT IN:
United States
HIGHEST DENSITY IN:
Wales

#60

28195th. 19355. USA. Scotland.

Pretty uncommon in England, I think there’s only about four of us in London. Much more common in the USA where it’s more likely to belong to a POC, which includes two notable celebrities who died in unusual ways.

#61

Son of Tom

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#62

The most common surname in the world is Wang. That’s a lot of Wangs.

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#63

Pardon?

#64

My name means Son of Tom

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