5 thoughts on “<span>Domain Names With Funny Accidental Double Meanings</span>”

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   11/12/07
   8:39 pm November 12, 2007
   8:39 pm

   dare2baware says:

   How about this one?

   nowHere.com -> noWhere.com 🙂

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   11/14/07
   10:21 pm November 14, 2007
   10:21 pm

   Sean says:

   Makes ya wonder though, did some of these people KNOW about all of the attention they would receive knowing how funny their web addresses would be and how quickly people would find out? I’ve seen this list tons of times on other sites, lots of free advertising if you ask me 😉

3. 12/18/07
   10:57 pm December 18, 2007
   10:57 pm

   Shaun Carter dot Com » Blog Archive » Domain Names With Double Meanings says:

   […] This post over at Midascode will make you chuckle and look at every website you visit a little more closely. It turns out even the most benign domain name could have an unfortunate, albeit hilarious alternate translation. […]

4. 12/17/08
   8:32 am December 17, 2008
   8:32 am

   The 6 Rules of a Good Domain Name | eDash Business says:

   […] It is especially important for your business to avoid unfortunate misunderstandings, lest you suffer the fate of these websites: […]

5. 2/9/10
   9:21 pm February 9, 2010
   9:21 pm

   6 Tips for Choosing a Domain Name says:

   […] 3. Read Twice, Register Once: In a similar vein, be sure to say your chosen domain name out loud a few times before pulling the trigger. Better yet, have a few people unfamiliar with your venture read it back to you. [click here to laugh at some people who apparently skipped this step.] […]