By Oboogie
#104218
I was at school with a Darren (born1964) as far as I can recall, he's the only one I've ever met.
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By Malcolm Armsteen
#104227
I taught quite a few Darrens between 1973 and 2008. Mostly, it must be said, in the 80s.
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By Abernathy
#104237
As well as the Darrens, there are quite a lot of Darryls around, too. I always thought Darryl was basically a Murrikan name.
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By Yug
#104254
The only Darryl I've ever met was in my class at primary school.
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By Samanfur
#104258
I know a few. Male and female (the latter born during the peak of Daryl Hannah's career), all born in the 1980s.
By Youngian
#104269
There's Darryl Jones the long standing Rolling Stones bass player who's too black and American to be bumped up to full member.
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By Andy McDandy
#104271
A teacher once took me through the sliding scale of Rhys and its variants. Rhys at the top and likely to do well, and at the bottom some real WTF spellings.
By Youngian
#104273
Not good names for the self employed if you want a website. Bill Fox is.
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