before they give a damn.

You can call me Will, you can call me Willy, you can call me Bill, you can call me Billy, you can me Fred, you can call me Freddy, but whatever the f**k you do, don't call me Wilfred.

No doubt that the kid will want to kick his parents' asses when he becomes an adult (and possibly as an adolescent).

Parents named him Oliver, not exactly a good southern gentile name--even more fun--initials are OHM--kid gets last laugh though--He became an ELECTRICAL ENGINEER--

Wilfred and Winifred are both given names in the family.

Takes a person back to the 19th century. I probably shouldn't laugh because my father had unusual first and middle names. What made my father's name more unusual was that it was spelled with a silent "e" at the end.

Names that would have seem ridiculously old-fashioned when I was young (I'm in my 50s) are now in the most popular. Above, we see "Oliver, not exactly a good southern gentile name", but that was the most popular newborn boy's first name in England and Wales in 2018. "Noah" and "Leo" would have seemed very strange when I was a kid, but they're now in the top 10. Meanwhile, "Filip" is 3 times more common than "Philip", and "Maximus" was more popular than "Peter". And "Md" (I presume that comes from another language, though how you pronounce it with no vowels, I've no idea*) is more popular than "Steven" or "Ian".

Wilfred was the 146th most popular boy's first name in 2018 - while Nicholas was 157th. Lawrie was used 2 or fewer times as a first name in England or Wales in 2018, so it doesn't appear in the national list (though Laurie, how I'd usually spell it, was 749th). I don't think they keep records for second or later given names. Since they sometimes are surnames of ancestors (true for me), you get even more variation in those.

*I looked up "Md", and it seems it's a Bengali custom as a shortening of 'Mohammed', though they then don't use it as the name the boy is called by - it's an honorific.

These conservatives can convince themselves that cutting pay for workers is good for them.

Johnson is every bit the selfish prick as Trump is. He has no grasp of nor genuine sympathy for the lives working people lead. His entire cabinet is as bad and incompetent as Trump's. There is every reason to believe that he rode into office via the same Putin engineered methods and manipulations as Trump and is intended to accomplish the ends.

legal and tax authority over Russian mafia assets invested outside of Russia. It is possibly the biggest money laundering scheme in history.

society. That is a significant departure from the Thatcher doctrine. Until they tear down her statue it's all talk.