Do not blame me for profanity, most of these domain names are real.
I neither made up these domain names nor noticed the bad meaning.
It all comes from my readers who noticed things on the internet.
NewsNow.co.uk
WhoRepresents.com
PenIsland.net
TeachersTalk.com
ChildrensWear.co.uk
ChooseSpain.com
ViaGrafix.com
BenDover.com
MoleStationNursery.com
(The O’Neill Building) TheONeillBuilding.com
DicksonWeb.com
Mp3sHits.com
AuctionsHit.com
GoRedFoxes.com
BigAlsOnline.com
MaritimeShore.com
TexasExes.org
TexasSports.com
PowerGenItalia.com
IpAnywhere.com
(IP is a computer term)
HowMuchAtYourPlace.com
WTF.org
NewSnow.co.uk
WhorePresents.com
PenisLand.net
TeacherStalk.com
ChildrenSwear.co.uk
ChoosesPain.com
ViagraFix.com
BendOver.com
MolestationNursery.com
TheOneIllBuilding.com
DicksOnWeb.com
Mp3Shits.com
AuctionShit.com
GoredFoxes.com
BiGalsOnline.com
MaritimesHore.com
TexaSexes.org
TexAssPorts.com
PowerGenitalia.com
ipanywhere.com
(think about how it sounds I-pee-anywhere)
what would you think that site is about?
What is your first thought?
Think if you really want to use the word THERAPIST
TherapistFinder.com
AccessTherapist.com
AddTherapist.com
TheRapistFinder.com
AccessTheRapist.com
AddTheRapist.com
Never use the word EXCHANGE after any word in plural!
Most or all of the domain names below are real!
ExpertsExchange.com
DollarsExchange.com
GraphicsExchange.com
HomesExchange.com
KidsExchange.com
MomsExchange.com
PlayersExchange.com
WomensExchange.com
StudentsExchange.com
ExoticsExchange.com
ComicsExchange.com
VeteransExchange.com
MusiciansExchange.com
ActorsExchange.com
StickersExchange.com
GraphicArtsExchange.com
ExpertSexChange.com
DollarSexChange.com
GraphicSexChange.com
HomeSexChange.com
KidSexChange.com
MomSexChange.com
PlayerSexChange.com
WomenSexChange.com
StudentSexChange.com
ExoticSexChange.com
ComicSexChange.com
VeteranSexChange.com
MusicianSexChange.com
ActorSexChange.com
StickerSexChange.com
GraphicArtSexChange.com
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Splitting the words in your Domain Name.
It is very important to make sure that people can easily split your domain name into separate words from the first glance at it. Ask a few strangers (who do not know about your business) to read your domain name when it is written all in lower case, all words together with no spaces or other separators between them (unless your domain name has dashes in it). If you notice that people hesitate for a moment before they figure out where the boundaries of words are, you should think of another name.
Examine carefully if it is possible to split your domain in words other than you intended. Here are a few examples, some of them are real domain names. See how inadvertently some people got into trouble or embarrassment with their domain names.