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jls4561

(3,333 posts)
1. And in twenty years, those kids will petition the court to change their first names to Adolph.
Sat Jun 27, 2026, 06:04 PM
3 hrs ago

Ocelot II

(131,821 posts)
2. It was a pretty common name in baby boom days and previous -
Sat Jun 27, 2026, 06:06 PM
3 hrs ago

I knew several guys my age and my parents' age named Donald. It was falling out of fashion recently anyhow, but sometimes there can be extenuating circumstances... Adolf was once a common, popular name in Germany but according to the Interwebs, these days only 10-15 baby boys are given that name every year. And their parents are probably members of AfD.

RockRaven

(20,069 posts)
3. He will spin it by saying new parents know their kids are inferior to him and couldn't meet the standard.
Sat Jun 27, 2026, 06:11 PM
2 hrs ago

C_U_L8R

(49,647 posts)
4. Even Genghis, Judas, Adolf and Pol Pot are more popular than Donald.
Sat Jun 27, 2026, 06:38 PM
2 hrs ago

Heck of a job enshittifying your very own name, Donald.

jmowreader

(53,554 posts)
6. Has Donald been a popular baby name since 1934?
Sat Jun 27, 2026, 08:32 PM
35 min ago

Considering that Donald is the name of a famous movie star...



...it seems to me naming your kid Donald would set him up for bullying.

LeftInTX

(34,962 posts)
8. I was born in 1956. It wasn't a very popular name
Sat Jun 27, 2026, 09:00 PM
7 min ago

It reached it's peak in the 1930's at number 7
By the 1970's, it was down to 42nd. By then, probably people were being named after their father's or grandfather's
1980's it was 66th, 1990's 134th, by the 21st Century, it dropped off the charts below 200.

LeftInTX

(34,962 posts)
7. I was born in 1956. Not that many guys were named Donald in my class.
Sat Jun 27, 2026, 08:50 PM
17 min ago

The name was falling out of popularity when I was a kid.

Donald Duck
Old McDonald's Farm...

ITAL

(1,441 posts)
9. There are several Donalds in my family
Sat Jun 27, 2026, 09:00 PM
6 min ago

It goes back a few generations (and then one of my aunts hilariously married a Donald as well). Not sure if the name is gonna continue on though! To be fair that was likely the case prior to Trump too...not a lot of males being born in the family.

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