Poorly Chosen URL's

Here is a list of real web sites with horribly bad chosen URLs:

* An agency named “Who Represents” can tell you the name of the agent representing a celebrity.

Their website is www.whorepresents.com.

* Experts Exchange is a knowledge base for programmers maintained by programmers to help each other.

Their website is www.expertsexchange.com.

* Want to buy a pen? Pen Island is the place to go.

Go to website www.penisland.net.

* Looking for a therapist?

Try www.therapistfinder.com.

*Looking for the Italian Power Generator company?

They are at www.powergenitalia.com.

*If you want to find the Mole Station Native Nursery (they grow flowers):

Look at www.molestationnursery.com.

* In retrospect, being the First Cumming Methodist Church, and picking a URL of www.CummingFirst.com was probably a poor choice.

*If you need an art designer, you can find one at Speed Of Art.

Their URL is www.speedofart.com.

h/t: random email

Comments

Paul Smith Jr. said…
www.expertsexchange.com is actually a very useful site. I visit it often and find many answers to my questions there.

Although, they have added a dash in the appropriate place since then.
11:48 AM
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