>Despite of my name being quite rare here, it's quite frequent, at least in my generation. Seemed to be a bit of a fad in the fifties. In each class where I was, there were at least one or two more with the same name. And my deskmate was one of them, by last name of Nedeljkov (no -ich). We don't look alike at all, but he'd still occasionally get my B in geography :).
>
>So I'm not quite googlable myself - there's a certain philologist, Dragiša Nedeljković (which was accidentally the name of my grandfather's brother), but he prefers to be called Dragan, and he signs his science papers so. For me, linguistics is a hobby, and I surely hope this guy in Paris doesn't do Fox for a hobby, which would make the confusion complete.
>
>Wow...well, you're the only Dragan I know.

There's a shed-load of them just on the UT. Do a member search - you'd be surprised.

>
>The "Kevin Goff" who is doing time in prison always comes up high on the internet search hit list - someone actually wondered if that was me.
>
>I admire people who are strong at linquistics...
>
>Kevin