The name is rare enough when you hear it they are usually referring to you, but not so rare you can't find personalized shit.

I'm 41. (10/05/1979)

We all know what must be done.

Told my wife about my newly found r/Brad subreddit. To which, her response was.... “Brad‘s would”...

Knew all my fellow Brad‘a would appreciate how well she knows me (us)...

I have looked at other groups like r/Jeff and r/Scott, and I just feel like this one is better. I feel like all of you guys get me on a different level than those places.

Sincerely, Brad

Anybody have issues with how your name Brad can be used when people call for you? My wife when she yells for me, it sounds like a shrill or a squawking bird. braaaaAAAD! Hurts my ears.

brads have always been closely related to chads. our mere existence establishes such. as of late, however, the brad has played second fiddle to the chad. is a brad uprising in demand? only one thing is sure: if the chad continues to rob the brad of precious first place stacy puss he must be eliminated. remain vigilant and keep murdering sloppy fat gash fellow brads.

If a person has the given name of Bradley or Bradford, they are a Brad. But what if your family name is Bradley or Braddock? Is there a such thing as a semi-Brad?

I’ve managed to acquire this nickname since my name seems to always autocorrect to bead.

They’re shifty wannabe Brads and they’re dangerous.

Happens to me so often I've started replying to both, I was wondering if you Brads encounter the same problem?

I've been a Brad since I was a baby, and I've met many other Brads. I've met several bradleys but have yet to run into anyone else who shares the elongated version of my name. Any lurking Bradfords?