yea thats right, eat it hacksaw BS ER PM AM donkeys
Teen Made $72 Million Trading Stocks, Confirms Teen Dominance Worldwide
yea thats right, eat it hacksaw BS ER PM AM donkeys
Teen Made $72 Million Trading Stocks, Confirms Teen Dominance Worldwide
This has “classic blow up story in about 5 years” written all over it… if it’s even true that is.
I am disillusioned by all these wealth stories after reading that Grumpy Cat did not actually make $100 million.
The numbers have been sensationalized by the media and are not true.
i hear he swings a 18 incher, once shot a hole in one on a 700 par 6, and has already had sex with multiple girls at band camp
^To Bill Brasky!
^ He’s a SOB!
Naming your kid Mohammed Islam is like naming someone Jesus Christian. A bit odd, though I’ve seen it before.
I thought like 15% of the world population was named Mohammed because people in the Middle East have difficulty thinking of other names?
This made me think. I ran some analysis on http://www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/decades/century.html
Some conclusions:
Women’s names had more variation than men’s. For women, first 10 names cover 25%, for men, 38%. For women, first 25 names cover 44%, for men, 58%. Percentages are for the first 100 names constituting 100%.
> 1/4 chance that a boy was named James, John, Robert, Michael, William or David. Just 6/100 names.
Mary beats any other girl’s name by more than a 2:1 margin.
(Of course, the 100 names for boys and girls do not cover the whole spectrum, but I doubt they leave out anything significant.)
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OMG I gotta see that movie, hilarious… put tears in my eyes
great clip. exactly what I was thinking of when bromion mentioned it being a common name
bromion:I thought like 15% of the world population was named Mohammed because people in the Middle East have difficulty thinking of other names?
This made me think. I ran some analysis on http://www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/decades/century.html
Some conclusions:
Women’s names had more variation than men’s. For women, first 10 names cover 25%, for men, 38%. For women, first 25 names cover 44%, for men, 58%. Percentages are for the first 100 names constituting 100%.
> 1/4 chance that a boy was named James, John, Robert, Michael, William or David. Just 6/100 names.
Mary beats any other girl’s name by more than a 2:1 margin.
(Of course, the 100 names for boys and girls do not cover the whole spectrum, but I doubt they leave out anything significant.)
Hi Naren. If you like these sorts of stats you should check out 538 for articles like this:
http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/whats-the-most-common-name-in-america/
It’s a very good website in general.
^Thanks Carson.