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> It's really unlikely that my name, being made up of a
non-traditionally
> spelled first name and ridiculous surname, got generated through some
> kind of a dictionary type attack. (I keep track, and there's only 2
> people with my name on the 'net, the other one having married into
it.)
Oops, I forgot with whom the thread started. :-)
You've got a point about the spelling of the first name. But the surname
looks like a pretty run-of-the-mill French-origin name to me.
A Google search turns up 934,000 Boudreaux entries, including countless
businesses, beginning with "Boudreaux's Cajun Kitchen."
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