The London Times has published a list of the most popular names for British baby boys. The top five, in descending order, are Jack, Muhammad, Thomas, Joshua and Oliver. There's one name here which is conspicuous by its presence so high on the list.
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1 comment:
Does this indicate that more young women get pregnant under the influence of a particular brand of bourbon than than conceive calling the name of a religious leader?
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