Posted on 06/29/2006 8:43:40 AM PDT by Dog Gone
#8 is my favorite lol
Funny stuff!
Oh man, just having lunch here at work and I almost spit on the monitor laughing. B-D Bump for later read!
~chuckleping~
Morning Dog Gone. Long time no see.
Funny stuff.
They wanted some variant of "farmersdaughters". Um, now you don't...
Or these:
homesexchange.com
goredfoxes.com
choosespain.com
mp3shits.com
penismightier.com
Considering what agents are like, #1 is actually what we call "truth in advertising."
LOL!
SNORT!
LOL! Good post and thnks for a good morning laugh!
Speedofart! lol
Even General Motors is subject to mistakes like this. In the 70's they could not figure out why an American favorite like the Chevy Nova was not selling South of the border.
Then one person told them that "Nova" was Spanish for "It does not go."
I used Whois.sc’s Domain Explorer function to find all registered names that ended in “sexechange.com”. There were dozens that were obviously meant to have meanings other sex change. But, the owners must have figured out the problems with them because about all are not in use. These are names like:
Comics Exchange.com (ComicSexChange.com)
VeteransExchange.com (VeteranSexChange.com)
MusiciansExchange.com (MusicianSexChange.com)
ActorsExchange.com (ActorSexChange.com)
ExoticsExchange.com (ExoticSexChange.com)
GraphicsExchange.com (GraphicSexChange.com)
HomesExchange.com (HomeSexChange.com)
KidsExchange.com (KidSexChange.com)
MomsExchange.com (MomSexChange.com)
PlayersExchange (PlayerSexChange.com)
WomensExchange.com (WomenSexChange.com)
StudentsExchange.com (StudentSexChange.com)
see also:
real sites:
accessTherapist.com / accessTheRapist.com
ADDTherapist.com / addTheRapist.com
aim4therapist.com (and get a free ipod?)
dalesHitchinStation.com / daleShitChinStation.com
dieselsHitmen.com / dieselShitmen.com
holding pages:
aSmashHits.com / asmaShits.com (who’s asma?)
auctionsHit.com / auctionShit.com
beatlesHits.com / beatleShits.com
bollywoodSmashHits.com / bollywoodsMaShits.com
..man, I could do this all day
Excellent! I needed that today.
Snopes, not that I find them particularly reliable, confirms that it is the domain name of an Italian battery company called Powergen Italia.
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