How many of you are there?

[Volcs]

# There are 701,927 people in the U.S. with the first name Angela.
# Statistically the 65th most popular first name.
# More than 99.9 percent of people with the first name Angela are female.


There are 1,067 people in the U.S. named Angela T_____.

[genocidal]

There are 13,499 people in the U.S. with the first name Dick.
Statistically the 1580th most popular first name. (tied with 104 other first names)
More than 99.9 percent of people with the first name Dick are male.
Names similar to Dick:
Richard

There are 16,228 people in the U.S. with the last name Cheney.
Statistically the 2335th most popular last name. (tied with 12 other last names)
Famous people with the last name Cheney:
Dick Cheney


Dick Cheney
There is 1 person in the U.S. named Dick Cheney.

Very cute, dumbass. Too bad his name isn't "Dick."

[Money]

There are 0 people in the U.S. with the first name Kellen.


okay this website sucks, cuz i know of at least 3 more


I WIN LAST NAME


# There are 3,017,684 people in the U.S. with the last name Smith.
# Statistically the 1st most popular last name.
# Famous people with the last name Smith:

* Alex Smith
* Anna Nicole Smith
* Antowain Smith
* Bessie Smith
* Billy Smith

[genocidal]

There are 0 people in the U.S. with the first name Kellen.


okay this website sucks, cuz i know of at least 3 more

If you read the link that says "What does this mean?" then perhaps you wouldn't be confused.

[Jeenyuss]

2 other people in the world have my last name, zero in america.

[Oen Izan]

Oen the Izan.

There are 1,172,877 people in the U.S. with the first name Steven.
Statistically the 26th most popular first name.
99.74 percent of people with the first name Steven are male.

There are 17,998 people in the U.S. with the last name McClelland.
Statistically the 1943rd most popular last name. (tied with 338 other last names)

There are 70 people in the U.S. named Steven McClelland.

[Aquatiq]

Wow. I just copied and pasted what the site said after I followed the "Famous person 'Dick Cheney'" link (notice how it doesn't say "Richard B. Cheney"? blame the site). You're still talking to me.

[Dameon Angell]

* There are 988,397 people in the U.S. with the first name Matthew.
* Statistically the 40th most popular first name.
* 99.7 percent of people with the first name Matthew are male.
* Names similar to Matthew:
o Matt

I'm more or less curious of what a girl named 'Matthew' looks like (the 0.3%)

[Riesen]

There are 0 people in the U.S. with the first name Riesen.

Does that include me? I think this program is telling me I don't exist.

[1ight]

There are 0 people in the U.S. with the first name Jonatan.
There are 469,451 people in the U.S. with the first name Jonathan.
There are 28,497 people in the U.S. with the first name Emanuel.
There are 0 people in the U.S. with the first name Hannes.

hmpf.

[Ara]

Very cute, dumbass. Too bad his name isn't "Dick."

thank god there's only one of those war crazy idiots.

# There are 20,998 people in the U.S. with the first name Ali.
# Statistically the 1257th most popular first name. (tied with 61 other first names)
# 85.71 percent of people with the first name Ali are male.

# There are 20,998 people in the U.S. with the last name Ali.
# Statistically the 1664th most popular last name. (tied with 279 other last names)


Not a single guy/girl named Arttu in the usa? That's quite hard for me to
believe.

[Ara]

Q: No, really. How accurate?

A: Well, it's hard to say. In order to determine how accurate this program is, we would need a program that was completely accurate for comparison purposes. If we had a program that was completely accurate, we'd use that program instead of this one. At that point, discovering how accurate this program is would no longer be worth the effort. Therefore, we can fairly confidently say that it is impossible to determine how accurate this program is. (Confused? We're just warming up.)

In our completely non-expert opinion, we say that the program gives a decent ballpark estimate, but it shouldn't be used for anything more than that.

Q: Why isn't it more accurate?

A: There are a number of possible sources of inaccuracy:

First and foremost, the program is based upon a convenient fiction. Without getting too technical, the program makes the assumption that a person's first and last names are independent of one another. What this means is it assumes that the probability of a person having a particular first name is the same no matter what last name they have. It isn't.

So, for example: The program assumes that the chance that your first name is "Juan" is the same, regardless of whether your last name is "Arteaga" or "Epstein". Episodes of Welcome Back Kotter aside, we would hazard a guess that there are not that many people in the U.S. actually named "Juan Epstein". Depending upon what your family name is, it makes certain first names more likely, and certain others less likely. The program cannot compensate for that.

Second, the data is old. The data for this program comes from the U.S. Census Bureau's 1990 census. That makes the data about 16 years old or so. This is the most recent name data available from the Census Bureau (the 2000 census did not include name data), but it's still old, and it's accuracy may be slightly questionable.

yawn, we have a finnish website that has totally accurate information conserning
first names and last names. This website is based on 16 years old database
and makes wild guesses...

[Facetious]

I'm naming my first born son Thijs.

[Galleleo]

You can't properly pronounce it tho.. I can give you an english pronounciation but it isn't the proper one.

Thing is, in the Netherlands, Thijs is a very common name. And I know 3 people who have the same name as me (last and first name).

When I was born, my mom and dad also send out a card to friends we have in England, so the card just said: Born and this and that date Thijs A. A. V. and they couldn't figure out if I was a boy or a girl so they send a little dress as a present.

[Pressure Drop]

There are 0 people in the U.S. with the first name Connor.

# There are 47,995 people in the U.S. with the last name O'neill.
# Statistically the 716th most popular last name. (tied with 54 other last names)




this is bullshit?
how the fuck can there be no Connor? i even tried Conor!

I then tried my fathers name Liam and it got 0 too ... wtf

given the large number of Irish Americans i find it hard to believe that these common irish names don't appear in the whole of the USA

And it's O'Neill not O'neill stupid fucking thing autochanges it ... I HATE YOU http://ww2.howmanyofme.com/search/