If anyone has been reading my blog in the past months you know that I have had allot going on with my aunt jane, to no job, me and my girl are great but I think I am with annoying her and I feel like she is getting tired of me. I dont know what to do about it,I love her so much. I know I need to give her space I just dont know what or how to do about everything. Give me some advice to something to do. I want my baby back.
Her and a Friend* started this girls night out every week end, and I don’t have a problem with the concept but the friend* has some bad ways, her friend* is not a cheater but comes real close sometimes and I thats the problem I have with it, Itrust Ash** with all my heart, but Ash** is too good of a friend to say no to someone. I don’t trust the friend* I love Ashley.
* Uses people
**Ashley Lynn Bowers My Baby
Ok, so I think I found the worst company name ever combined with the worst choice for domain names ever. This one is so bad, it might even make Aaron from good URL bad URL cry. It is so bad that I had to stop and take a picture of it (check out the picture below). My wife and I were driving to a restaurant when I noticed a sign with a company name - ΤranDotCom. I said “Hey, that’s a pretty good domain name, Τran.com.” My wife said, “Yeah, but why did they spell out the dot, instead of just using the symbol?”
I quickly pulled out my iPhone and entered “Τran.com” and sure enough, they do not own it. I said, “you don’t think…” and then entered “ΤranDotCom.com” which not only worked, but made the story even better. ΤranDotCom.com actually redirects to their company site at “www.ΤranDotCom.info.” Yep, that’s right, their company website is officially ΤranDotCom.info. I’m sure they are a great company, but I wonder how much time they waste just explaining their website address to people.
Can you imagine working for that company and talking to a customer on the phone.
Employee: Hello and thank you for calling ΤranDotCom.
Customer: Hi, I visited Tran.com and I could not find out anything about your company.
Employee: What website did you visit?
Customer: Tran.com
Employee: Oh, our website is actually ΤranDotCom.info.
Customer: Well, I just entered Tran.com.info and nothing happened.
Employee: Would you prefer to just send us an email?
Customer: Sure, what is your email addres?
Employee: Our email address is info@ΤranDotCom.info
Customer: Ok, got it. info@tran.com.info
Actually, I think that they probably had a few too many conversations like that because after reviewing their website, it appears that for email they are using tdcemail.com. 
Bonus Picture: Employee of the month parking spot
Understandably, the employee in charge of domain name selection has never parked there.
Long time again, I kinda hate to post sometimes. Not to be bothered with it. But anyways.
Nothing has really changed since I last posted cept I got another car, Me and Ash are still going stonger everday, I still dont have a job but me and a friend of mine are working on it. He is tring to get me on at his job. But we may be going to Louisiana and that would suck but be nice anyways, cause the extra money. We ae working out in the yard and its hard cause there is allot of brush and shit, I have blisters on my hands but we are getting it. Today I am going swiming and just chilling for a while.
Well Peace and Love.
Deathstarr
Today’s UUOPD (Unusual Usage of Premium Domains) website is Mix.com. Mix is not just a three letter domain, it is also a word with several uses. Apparently though, the owner thinks the best use is to put a picture of a girl in a bunny suit with a couple of fire extinguishers, next to a picture of a daffy duck jack-in-the-box Christmas ornament. I am starting to think that in order to get these images, the owner just went to Google image search, clicked the “I’m feeling lucky” button, and then did not get lucky.
Moving on, we see a couple of links that say “What we do” and link to Barnes and Noble. The link shows results for a search on Barnes and Noble for the search term “Bill Youdleman.” According to whois, Bill is the owner of this site. According to the Barnes and Noble website, he is an engineer on these CDs, which I guess explains why he registered this domain name.
Seriously though, congrats to Bill for having the foresight to register such a great name seventeen years ago, in 1991. 
