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http://theboard.byu.edu/questions/70936/

The Baby Name Wizard's NameVoyager has another great way to visualize the data presented by LJ. The graphs change as you start typing in the name, so you can just type in the first letter to see how the popularity of that letter for names has changed over time.

I didn't realize my real name was as popular as it is...I bet they don't pronounce it the same

My real name is what most people consider a nick-name. People always spell it the nick-name way, and get it wrong most of the time. It makes life interesting. It switches things up. I like it.

Is it Criss? Or perhaps Katy?

Katya wrote:http://theboard.byu.edu/questions/70936/

The Baby Name Wizard's NameVoyager has another great way to visualize the data presented by LJ. The graphs change as you start typing in the name, so you can just type in the first letter to see how the popularity of that letter for names has changed over time.

Wow, that's a great visualization. Thanks!

Talons wrote:Is it Criss? Or perhaps Katy?

Nope.

My name was most popular in 1970.

#hipstersquirrel

My name has NEVER been in vogue.

#outdothehipster

Just be careful what your baby's initials spell. My friend Fred's initials are F.A.G (Fred Anthony Garza). You can imagine the irony when he came out.

Also, my name is pretty much made up, so.....definitely not popular.

My name is... popular.

Understatement of the year award goes to... CRAIG JESSOP!

Lemme guess, his name is Jacob?

Giovanni Schwartz wrote:My name has NEVER been in vogue.

#outdothehipster

But it still shows up in the charts. #pwned

I finally got around to checking this out. I have a name that ... is a boy name. Kind of. Mostly a girl name, especially these days, but it is not uncommon for someone to hear my name and say "Oh that's my uncle/brother/dad/grandpa's name."

But it has been more common as a girl's name for the duration of the chart, so that makes me feel a little better.

Also the major peak was in the decade where my aunt was born, and I'm named after her. So that makes sense.

Katya wrote:

Giovanni Schwartz wrote:My name has NEVER been in vogue.

#outdothehipster

But it still shows up in the charts. #pwned

But I never break... what... 700? 800?

At least I found my name on a keychain once (if only once). #pwned

Giovanni Schwartz wrote: At least I found my name on a keychain once (if only once). #pwned

I can't ever find personalized things for my kiddos, as they have somewhat uncommon names. I totally have a grandma name, and so does my sister. But my poor brother is named Mike, along with my dad, uncle, and like a quarter of males in America...

I've only found one thing with my name on it. Ever. It's a street sign that's currently hanging on my bedroom wall. I still habitually check for name whenever I see pre-personalized stuff.

ME TOO. And then I won, once. And it made it all worth it.

If someone finds me something else pre-personalized with my name on it, I'll love them forever. (My parents found the street sign...)

Yeah Craig, that's why you gotta do something different with it.

Anyone can spell it like you do. That's so passe.