My Cat Inspires Dot Me [Domainer Comic Strip]
Are you ready for comic #21?! Its been a long time, shouldn’t of left you without a nice comic to…. Some of you will remember that old rhyme and some of you will scratch your head wondering what in the world I am talking about. Whelp lets forget I even mentioned it and fast forward to our very own Domainer Comic Strip! These comics will be worth money one day so make sure to print them out and place them in a plastic zip lock bag.
Today’s comic strip is based on how my cat inspires me! If you missed the story and all of the wonderful domain names that I registered because of my cat, then take a little time and read this entry. (Make sure to click on the comic to make it bigger!) Enjoy!
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May 28, 2010 1:19 pm
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May 28, 2010 1:26 pm
Jason,
What’s cool about your “inspiration” method is you are coming up with good product domains.
I am a fan of .US and for $2.99 at GoDaddy I don’t see how you can go wrong.
Only problem I do see is you have all these domains using the default GoDaddy Name Servers so are not deriving any potential benefit the last 3 weeks.
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May 28, 2010 1:32 pm
@tricolorro you caught me fair and square! I have been diagnosed with a domaining condition called Delayed Nameserver. Its a condition which many domainers are effected by. Its when a domainer takes upwards of four months to change the nameservers on a domain name they have registered.
I’m working with the best domaining doctors in the industry to cure this condition. So far the treatments haven’t done much, but I have seen a little improvement.
.US domains are fun to develop, lets see what happens to those domains within the next four months. Maybe a site or two will start to pop up!
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May 28, 2010 3:14 pm
Hi Jason,
My original comment should be filed under “Do As I Say, Not What I Do”.
I would be totally embarrassed to reveal the stupid stuff I have done and sadly still often do with my domains.
And I am not kidding.
I may need a referral to some of your doctors.
Secretly. i hope the .US Registry eventually opens .US to anyone.
Americans may not appreciate the .US extension but you can bet foreigners would be all over it in a heart beat.
Then if you hold some of the .US Real Estate,
cha ching!
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May 28, 2010 6:39 pm
Just eat the spam I sent you. Has plenty of melamine, err hmm, I mean proteins in it to give you that extra kick in the brain to modify the DNS while you “register” the domain :-p
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May 29, 2010 9:51 am
@Attila, I’ve got the SPAM sitting on my bookshelf in the office. I’ve had a number of people comment on it asking me if I eat SPAM. LOL! Then I tell them about the story of how I received it. Gonna dedicate a blog entry to it soon.
Its been one laugh after the other!
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June 2, 2010 4:02 am
LOL, best $10 I spent on shipping ever. Though I am kicking myself for spending 1.5 hours trying to find an original can of SPAM. Then realized to just send you a China version wrapped in a label I photoshopped.
You have no idea what I look like, so maybe one day I will just walk in your office and act like someone else. Just to see how you present that can of SPAM story :-p Hmmm…thats a good idea…
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