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Why would "maggie" be one of the most common account passwords?

Asked by ibstubro (18804points) May 19th, 2016

I “get” why most of the passwords on this list are common, but I’m at a loss to explain “maggie”.

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zenvelo's avatar

A lot of people listening to old Rod Stewart songs.

Call_Me_Jay's avatar

Odd. Maggie hasn’t been in the top 100 for popular US girl names in the last 100 years.

zenvelo's avatar

@ibstubro Why do you question “maggie” but not “charlie”? Charlie is not that common a name either.

But:
1) maggie is 6 letters
2) it is easily rememberable
3) Margaret is a Top 200 name, and peaked in 2000, so younger parents would use an easy variant of their daughter’s name.

Mariah's avatar

Maggie is also a popular dog name: http://dogtime.com/top-100-dog-names

CWOTUS's avatar

She’s the sanest Simpson.

ucme's avatar

Yep, along the lines of @CWOTUS I say it’s most likely Simpsons related

Darth_Algar's avatar

@zenvelo

Odd, aside from my great-aunt (who was born in 1913) I think I’ve only ever known one other person named Margaret.

zenvelo's avatar

@Darth_Algar My girlfriends name is Margaret (as was her mom’s and her grandmother’s) and my niece is named Margaret, and my ex and I were leaning towards it but my ex said it was “too Catholic”.

It is common amongst Irish.It has a lot of variants- Rita, Peg, Daisy, Meg.

ibstubro's avatar

I didn’t realize that Maggie was a zombie film in 2015.

Sheen, Rose and Hebdo have kept Charlie on the minds of many people, @zenvelo.

JLeslie's avatar

@zenvelo My mom wanted Shannon Elizabeth Lastname for my sister and the family was “against” it because it was too Irish Catholic.

LostInParadise's avatar

I don’t know how influential it is, but there is also the song Maggie May by Rod Steward.

zenvelo's avatar

@LostInParadise See my answer above.

LostInParadise's avatar

Sorry for not catching that

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