Luxor4u

Agreed Newcastle, but the babies previously registered as John for example, are as adults more noticeable than children in their pram.

I named my first daughter when under the effects of the 70's hippy era and thought I'd made her name up. Fortunately she likes it and thought it was unique until she joined Facebook.

Mad Dilys wrote:Agreed Newcastle, but the babies previously registered as John for example, are as adults more noticeable than children in their pram.

I named my first daughter when under the effects of the 70's hippy era and thought I'd made her name up. Fortunately she likes it and thought it was unique until she joined Facebook.

Am I over obsessing or is it just some Random thing again?

Its still a very popular name in the US though, perhaps that is why Frater 0082 sees it all the time. Must be hundreds of new John Doe's every day over there.