Who are so few Americans named Ian, Nigel or Simon?

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I don’t think of Ivan as Welsh - more Russian. Are you sure your not thinking of Ivor?

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[QUOTE=MarcusF]
I don’t think of Ivan as Welsh - more Russian. Are you sure your not thinking of Ivor?
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Or Efan, maybe?

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Oh, well I thought it was related to Ivor (I realise it’s just another one in the John/Jan/Ian/Sean family). Guess I was wrong. The only Ivan I know is South African, actually.

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[QUOTE=brownsfan]
His natural mother originally named him DaShawn Sonata, Sonata being his middle name. Not sure this has to do with anything other than Sonata? Where do the hell do they get these names? Car commercials?
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I could see Sonata for a girl–it means a pretty piece of music to me. Like Condoleeza :slight_smile: But googling, apparently Sonata is also a sleep med. First one of my former favorites, Allegra, and now this.

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[QUOTE=OneCentStamp]
This thread instantly makes me think of the 90s rock band Bush, who along with their Dave, boasted members named Gavin, Nigel and Robin. How more British could you possibly get? :stuck_out_tongue:
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That’s easy: David St. Hubbins, Nigel Tufnel, and Derek Smalls. Hah!