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Old 06-10-2013, 05:41 PM
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Default Stupid T206 Trivia Thread.....

What is the most common first name? You might be surprised....Dont cheat or google, answer to come later....

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Either Shag or Bock has to be the most common
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Rube and Heine came to mind first, but I'll go with Ed.
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Bill?

Certainly it is not Wildfire or Royal.
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