At least according to this web site, which says that there are zero people with the first name Rand, and zero people with the last name Simberg, in the US.

HowManyOfMe.com

There are: 0 people with my name in the U.S.A. How many have your name?

This implies, of course, there are also zero people with both. I guess I'll just have to disappear in a puff of logic.

Congratulations! You've become the definition of "very unique." :>

Same here. I don't exist. All my snippy remarks about pseudonymous and anonymous commenters have been nothing but hypocrisy.

On the other hand, April 15th should be a much more pleasant day from now on ...

I join you in blissful last name anonymity. You would think this would cut down on our junk mail.

Hrmmm, Karl Hallowell seems rather uncommon at 1 overall. It'd go up to 130, if I were named Carl Holloway.

Looks like I don't exist either.

Hmm. There are 1756 of me.

Nearly 500 of me.

I'll bet this thing is based on phone databases.

It is proabally missing me as I am cell only.

I'm completely unique as well! Except a simple google search turns up two of me, so the "HowManyOfMe" search isn't very accurate. (Or maybe Google knows everything? Creepy...)

The problem with Google Searches is they do not distingush mutiple instances from multiple persons.

You know the other is not you but an outsider would not without a prohibitive invenstment of time and resources.

I figured out the most popular name (not that hard)

Do "James Smith" and see the results.

More than 50,000 people in the U.S. with that name.

Geez!

Apparently I do not exist either - even though I have a great-uncle with the same name who has been living in California for 40 years.

10,286 -- well at least for "William"

As an aside, Robert Zubrin does not exist either.

Heh!

My wife kept her maiden name and when I inquire about her, the answer is exactly one (1) -- 1 in 300,000,000 -- I know she'd agree with that.

Hmmm, how about the most sexually ambiguous name? Jamie is the best, I've found with 69.86% female.

There appear to be 262 of me.

Relatedly, I sometimes check out those free 'people finder' sites by trying to find myself (having done nothing in particular to conceal myself...even my magazine subscriptions follow my moves, after no more effort than a USPS Change of Address card)

Yet I almost never find myself. Doesn't say much about their ability to find someone else, I must assume.

There was even a 'frankglover.com' web page (belonging to an Indianapolis musician) but it no longer works.

There are over a million "Barbaras" but zero "Skolauts."

Not only do I not exist, my relatives around the country don't either.

They do say, "This name is not found in our database, this means the name is relatively uncommon." True, it is.

But I've lived at the same address and had the same phone number for 25 years. My mom (who lives in a different state) has had the same phone number since 1970.

You'd think someone would have noticed.

125 people stole my identity.

295 John Doe's but only 22 Jane's.

There are "zero" of me, which is odd, as I am F.P. Kiesche III!