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in reply to a message by paul_skinsale
Isis was never exactly popular, but it got some use, but I predict it wil fall off dramatically now.
Adolf is an obvious one but in the US it was never used very much anyhow.
Last names don't fall out of favor, because people rarely change them. I sure wouldn't want the last name Cockburn, but I doubt very much that the number of famlies with that last name will ever change much.
Somebody living near my sister-in-law has the surname Belcher, which I think is really unpleasant.
I think, therefore I judge.
Adolf is an obvious one but in the US it was never used very much anyhow.
Last names don't fall out of favor, because people rarely change them. I sure wouldn't want the last name Cockburn, but I doubt very much that the number of famlies with that last name will ever change much.
Somebody living near my sister-in-law has the surname Belcher, which I think is really unpleasant.
I think, therefore I judge.
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