Hilarious Domain Name Mispronouncings
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What do you check before you buy a domain name. Spelling of course. Trademarks. What else?
Sometimes a domain name phrase is intended to be pronounced in one way, but if you look at it differently, it can be pronounced in a another, often hilarious, way. The classic example that is often mentioned on the internet is a site called Experts Exchange, where techies gather to answer each others’ questions. The founder of the site picked out what seemed like the very nice domain name of ExpertsExchange.com, and it became very popular. But, early on, he found out that some were reading the the domain name differently, mispronuncing it as ExpertSexChange.com. LOL! He’s since changed his site name to Experts-Exchange.com to make sure everyone understands he is not in the business of performing sex change operations. I was surprised to see that he did not hang on to the original domain though, pointing it to their new domain name. It now sits parked for click revenue.
There are other classic mispronounced domain names. One is the site WhoRepresents.com, with the unfortunate alternate enunciation of WhorePresents.com. But, since it’s in the performing artist arena, maybe it’s not just a misnomer. Another is TherapistFinder.com, for those looking for California marriage and family therapists. Unfortunately, the wrong clientele might stumble upon the site as TheRapistFinder.com. And then there is PenIsland.net, where you can buy custom pens. However, someone could mistake their site name for something else if they pronounce it PenisLand.net. Adding to the hilarity–and maybe it’s just me and my sick mind–is this quote: “Whether you’re looking for a long and skinny pen, a thick pen, a fountain pen that squirts ink, or even a black pen, we have just the one for you.” Is it just me? I’m on the floor laughing my ass off! They had to have written that fully knowing what they were saying.
If after reading all this, and I’ve offended you because you are, in fact, a candidate for a sex change if you only had the money, I apologize and I’ve got good news for you. You can head over to DollarSexChange.com. Oh sorry, that was DollarsExchange.com.
Here are some other active sites with interesting names:
ChooseSpain.com is also ChoosesPain.com
GraphicArtsExchange.com is also GraphicArtSexChange.com
GoTahoe.com is also GotAHoe.com. Not sure if “hoe” is an alternate spelling for “ho,” but Yahoo Images thinks so. 
ScaTissue.com is also ScatIssue.com. At least they sell napkins there in case you come across some scat.
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)
I understand names with dashes in them are less valuable than those without. While I’ve heard that search engines will possibly index a name with a dash separating multiple keywords better than the same name without dashes, the issue of verbally saying a name with dashes in it is too cumbersome. And , even after it’s said, its too easy for the user to forget to key in the dashes.
But, in case such as those I’ve listed here, I it would be wise to pick up two versions of a name, one without the dashes and one with. You could host the domain name with the dashes, and have the one without the dashes redirect to that site. This way, you could advertise your site with the dash in it, for easy recognition of the site’s purpose. Those who forget the dash when keying in the name will be sent the site.
I’d like to hear of more mispronounced domain names. If you know any, please post them here in a comment.
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lol! excellent
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
No spaces in them thar domain names
Which is why you run into issues like this, as I once discovered at The Spoon Sexperience. (Via Lifehacker.)…
Two that I frequent often
www.TexasSports.com = www.TexAssPorts.com
www.TexasExes.org = www.TexaSexes.org
Penisland.net is a joke site. Aside from the “.net”, you may notice that nowhere in that site can you actually get any pens.
Recently a friend told me about Mole Station Native Plant Nursery - http://www.molestationnursery.com/ (MolestationNursery)
They didn’t sell Jesus Juice tho.
Guess what a power company in Italy - PowerGen Italia - once used as their domain name?
Julian, the PowerGen Italia is an Urban Legend. Here is a link on Snopes.com that explains it:
http://www.snopes.com/business/names/powergen.asp
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Check it!
www.PenIsMightier.com - www.PenisMightier.com
Don’t forget andale.com, a provider of online merchant/auction tools. Pronounced properly, it sounds like “On Delay dot com”.
Go Ogle
Mark - The PowerGen Italia site is real. If you read the snopes article properly the “false” bit is that it was widely reported in the UK that the site belonged to an Italian branch of the UK electricity company Powergen. The final sentence in the Snopes article reads “The powergenitalia.com domain apparently hosts the web site of a real Italian company (Powergen Italia) which sells specialized battery products.”
I remember seeing the site at the time. The huge amounts of traffic generate brought the site down for many weeks.
In much the same way, my girlfriend chose a Blogspot.com subdomain for her personal journal. Loving, as she does, Disney’s Alice in Wonderland animated film, she wanted “What’s An Alice?”, or whatsanalice.blogspot.com… I later pointed out to her that it could also be read as “What’s Anal Ice?”… neither of us are sure, but she switched to a more specific subdomain asap.
i used to work for a company that had a product we were shilling called “partSexplosion”. or at least the graphics made it seem that way.
My College’s sports teams have a site “Go Red Foxes”….. or GoredFoxes.com
My own site, ManOfLeisure.us, got a hilarious explanation from a friend one day. I have t-shirts with the address printed on the back, and she told me that she had wondered for months what “Mano Fleisure” was, as if it was some product that I was promoting… I shudder to think what “fleisure” is, and why there would be a “mano” version.
A while back I was making a site for web services, which I was going to call WSExchange.com. But as I was in the process of buying it, I realized it was wSexChange.com too!
NewsNow.co.uk
Can be read as
NewSnow.co.uk
If you think of news as a “snow job”
then it still makes sense.
There’s an international chain of sushi restaurants that specialize in having the fish carted around on a little battery-powered train.
The restaurants are called Sushi Train and so the website domain of choice is naturally www.suShitRain.com. I’ve never felt the same about their fish since.
And let’s not forget web-page faux pas… Like this one, offering to help “train your staff in the articulate and technical procedures for handling internal sexual harassment”: http://www.coylewis.com/shitrain.html.
Perhaps the name is a recognition of the shit-storm in which that staff will find itself.
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get a life
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Have you ever fooled around with the hotmail pronouncing?
I have funny thoughts when ppl say they have email at hotmale.com
There’s also stickersexchange.com, and childsexpress.com (ChildSexPress)
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There was an Oklahoma based CAD software and Learning CD company called Viagrafix which has since been bought by Learn2.com but the domain is still active…
www.Viagrafix.com or www.ViagraFix.com
-Matt
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I think perhaps I should make a permanent page in the blog to list all these and more.
I bought a domain for an online store I used to have. Lets just say I was eager to get rid of it when I found out the other way it could be read.
www.maritimeshore.com
It was intended to read, Maritime Shore.com but if read the other way it was Maritimes Hore.com
I got a lot of traffic to the site though!! LOL
www.molestationnursery.com
Michael Jackson wanted for questioning.
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Hahaha! That will provide many laughter in my country of home for years to come!
well just use the domainsearch and search for: *sextra(ct(ion))
e.g.: http://www.AdamSexTract.com/
lol
http://KeywordSexTractor.com/
http://GameSexTract.com/
Big Al’s is an aquatic superstore, but when you look at the actual address, www.bigalsonline.com, it looks like www.BiGalsOnline.
Leave out the P and it takes on a whole new meaning…
bondpage.com
i too went to marist!!! GoredFoxes.com rules
When my freshman spanish teacher told the class to goto this site for hw I think everyone in the room did a double take and started laughing. You can probably figure out why if you say it out loud.
oops forgot to post the website.
www.spanishdict.com
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i know of a site..
www.PartsExpress.com… looks like www.PartSexPress.com
This is hilarious, very entertaining, that maybe why people might leave some of these name expired and choose not to renew them instead
informational indeed…!
You missed an entire TLD of hilarity - the Cook Islands, aka .ck. Given that they use .co rather than .com, well…. .co.ck
Actual SFW sites:
http://www.hick.co.ck/
http://palm.co.ck/
http://www.jack.co.ck/
Such things can happen in real life, too.
And you can even be bitten a long time after having decided upon a name.
In Munich, there’s a company called “Buero fuer Software Engineering”.
There’s a big “BSE” sign at the entrance to the building.
I guess they chose that name before the advent of BSE,
bovine spongiform encephalopathy, a.k.a. mad cow disease.
And some things that look like Miss Pellings aren’t.
Example: http://worldleports.com/ uses “leports” as an abbreviation for
leisure and sports, which seems to be common in the korean dialect of English.
Some guy named Benjamnin Dover has registered the domain
BenDover.com
which can as well be read as
BendOver.com
Now what do you guess it’s about?
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???, I’ve also seen a sign for a “Salvage & Marine” shop that’s dominated (so to speak) by its abbreviation - “S & M” - in huge letters.
Also in the town where I grew up there was a “Frank’s Used Cars”, the name being painted on the side of the building in black Gothic-style lettering - except for the first letter of each word, which was painted in even larger, red letters, to make them stand out. (It might as well have been called “Frank’s Used Car Keys.”)
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wonderfully done, made me laugh
Can’t believe the very day I saw this site, my wife sat down at my laptop after work and saw the search term analemma in the google window on Firefox. I was trying to find what turned out to be analemma.com, which is a site explaining the little figure 8 thing on a globe (it shows the position of the sun at the same time every day through the year; yes I’m a geek). Of course, she thought I was surfing over to AnalEmma.com.
I had a bunch of these, but can only remember one right now:
Go ‘n Grow Consulting (GongRow)
Here’s one from Sweden: In Stockholm, there is a big hospital called Karolinska Universitetssjukhuset. A while ago, they registered the domain name www.kus.se and also changed all employee’s email addresses to addresses on the form name.surname@kus.se. However, the word “kus” is in some languages quite a rude word, meaning the female genitals. They recently changed their domain name to www.karolinska.se instead. However, www.kus.se still re-directs to the new domain address.
Sokke — Ben Dover is a pseudonym of a well-known former actor and director of hard-core porn movies (from the UK, I think), and has been around for a while. About in the same league as Seymour Butts.
See the IMDB link at http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0235541/
These are too funny.
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Have you noticed World Trade Federation’s initials are WTF?
find more funny wtf stuff! GOOGLE IT!
more wtf names:
http://www.wtf.org.uk/ William Temple Foundation
http://www.wtf.org/ World taekwondo federation
HERE: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=wtf
also, here is an acronym finder with wtf typed right in for you
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Did anyone notice domainrookie.com –> DoMainRookie.com?
There’s a place on a website called Tfans.com (am a frequent) that has a sub forum called Insert Name Here. We refer to it as “INH” and ourselves as “INHers’ (in hers) LOL
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This site it’s self can be seen as DO MAIN ROOKIE oh ho ho ho ho ho that is funny isn’t it. and Ironic. Well I never. That guy who found anal emma, I looked it up, damn you really are a geek, did you put poles in the ground like it said? Bet you did.
http://www.potsofart.com
Pots o’ fart !!! Oh, how we laughed…
Not sure what the Cumbrian Storage Systems Ltd were thinking of when they got this domain :-
www.cumstore.co.uk
I became fascinated with these sorts of URL a while ago (must get a life). Finally, an outlet for them ..!
Interested in musical hits of the 60s or 70s (sadly, some of the best of these have shut down, hence the google link):
http://www.google.co.uk/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLD,GGLD:2004-17,GGLD:en&q=60shits
And my other favourite, the Alter Scrap metal company. What does it alter crap into: https://www.alterscrap.com/
mp3sHits.com
mp3Shits.com
Runescape.com = RunEscape.com
re: Hackers love the domain contingency game
www.NorthernGasHeating.com =
www.NorthernGashEating.com =
Just bought www.bobsexchange.com (BobSexChange) in honor of Bob Parsons…
J
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[QUOTE]Runescape.com = RunEscape.com[/QUOTE]
Sometimes that what i feel like doin’
All you’ll ever need to know abouit stalking teachers!
www.teacherstalk.co.uk
My ISP is WebOne.com.au which could (and often is) mistaken for WeBone.com.au!!!
There’s also ViaGrafix = ViagraFix.
www.viagrafix.com
This page will become a classic for sure. The Company my wife works at used to have one such domain, and they recently changed it too. I can’t recall what it was, but I’ll ask her and post about it here.
Mp3sHits.com or Mp3Shits.com
www.PenIsland.com (www.penisland.com) LOL
Webmasters que siguen sin pensar… (II)
…su nombre de dominio.
Empezamos con una bonita (realmente tiene un diseño horrible) página para promocionar el turismo en España. Choose Spain (Escoge España)
http://www.choosespain.com/
El problema viene si leemos Chooses pain ( -él- Esco…
The small town of Winters (not far off the San Francisco / Sacramento corridor) has a nice little newspaper called the Winters Express. OF course their domain is WinterSexPress.com…
Domainregistrierungen
Es gibt Webmaster, die achten auf die Schreib- und Sprechweise ihrer Domain. Und es gibt Webmaster, die es nicht tun.
Genausowenig wie die hier.
My brithers teachers name is Miss Iles.
Missiles, miss iles.
SexyShoeWarehouse.com
or
SexysHoeWarehouse.com!!!!!
I saw this on a package laying on a customers desk… Yes I did a double take…
Don’t forget the betting-odds software called Odds Extractor.
Wonder how many hits their site gets from perverted farmers looking for new and unusual machinery.
lol, nice one
Jeba
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If you look at the info on the previously mentioned cumstore.co.uk, the company is actually based in a town called Cockermouth.
Sciences
in biology, a domain forms a subdivision even larger than a kingdom
in biochemistry and protein science, a domain is an autonomously folding functional module of a protein
in physics a domain comprises a region of a solid inside which a property is uniform (for example magnetic domain in ferromagnetism)
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Thanks for this nice article on funny domain names
I’ve heard a lot of stories about domain name importance. However, check out the figures below - here are the top five most expensive domain sales in the last few years:
Business.com – $7.5 million
AsSeenOnTv.com – $5.1 million
Altavista.com – $3.3 million
Wine.com – $2.9 million
Autos.com – $2.2 million
I am not sure how such an investment – paying millions of USD for a simple name – can be recovered and used to produce profit. There was a story about Coca-Cola, which said that if the company lost all its infrastructure, but kept the name and brand characteristics, it could bounce back in about 4 years. However, if the company managers were left with all the infrastructure, but lost the Coca-Cola name, the company would be very likely to go bankrupt. Do you think this is also true for domain names?
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Michael Rad
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I saw this one at work the other day - www.DicksonWeb.com - a company which make Data Loggers and Chart Recorders, etc.
Of course it could be read as
www.DicksOnWeb.com
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A colocation centre (”colo”) or carrier hotel is a type of data center
This is still funny! stickerSEXchange.com
The sad part is, it’s my website. Registered in 2000. Knew nothing about URL’s and the consequences.
lol
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Jesus… everyone stop, okay? The main post was funny, but you’re stupid comments where you’re digging for the word sex in the middle are not funny.
Just because it has SEX in it, or even Sex Change, doesn’t make it funny. It has to make sense, and Sticker Sex Change doesn’t make any sense, and thus is not funny.
It has to be a funny saying, like Molestation Nursery is funny because it’s a nursery, and there’s molestation going on. What the hell is Run Escape? That doesn’t even make sense grammatically, and it’s retarded. And what exactly is TexaSexes??? Nothing! Exactly! Therefore it does not fit in this category.
Call me a hardass all you want, but it annoys me to see stupid people trying to be funny by digging up the word sex completely out of context. You sound like 3rd graders.
http://effoff.com/ is slightly funny, because Eff Off is a saying that people say, that means Fuck Off, not because the word sex is hidden in it.
and yes, EffOff.com is an actual website for Effective Office Environments.
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http://HanoiStay.com
http://DuLichAG.com
haha this is pretty funny.
any page from the cook islands is:
www.example.CO.CK
nyahaha
good page though
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www.PublicMart.com or www.PublicMart.net can be read as www.PubLicMart.com or www.PubLicMart.net
http://DragonCypher.co.nr
haha thats pretty funny.. you should go there
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Ideally, you could be buying both the hyphenated domain name and the non-hyphenated (and mispronounce-able) one as well.
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It has to be a funny saying, like Molestation Nursery is funny because it’s a nursery.
You people are fuckin’ gay. Get a fuckin’ life.
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zomg having sex in it does NOT make it funny. holy crap, same with rune escape frikken gayyyy.
I suspect that’s thereason general public want to read blog….Internet visitors generally create blogs to declare themselves or their secret views. Blog grant them same matter on the monitor screen what they specifically needed,so as the above stuffs declared it. and many more.
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