We all know what day it is in the US so I won’t say much other than it will be a memorable one. Like when you have to choose between getting hit in the stomach or kicked in the balls. On a brighter note, kind of. I ran the NYC marathon this weekend and I was punished. I don’t get sick very often but I got a cold two days before the race and felt pretty rough going in. I had spent all summer training and was with my best friends so I couldn’t not run the race. I thought since it wasn’t too bad that I would be OK. And I was for half. And then it just fell apart. I had nothing. No desire, no reserves, no stamina. I was 12 miles from the finish with no gas. I decided to just walk off the course and take a taxi home. But my daughter quit a few races this past year because she was hurting so bad that she thought it would be easier to walk off than to suffer the last mile. I understand that sometimes you need to quit if you are going to hurt yourself but I’ve found over the years that your body protects itself. It makes you tired, won’t let you think rationally because it wants you to stop. Running long distances and fast is not natural. Training can usually teach your body that you will be fine but sometimes the mind wins. I’ve been telling my daughter to push through races.
And here I was, in a similar situation trying to decide if going on was really going to hurt me or was my mind taking over. I thought about it for miles. Jogging, walking. Thinking of what my daughter would say. Thinking what it would take to keep going. Was it even physically possible. I decided to find a place in the crowd to walk off and catch a taxi. As I walked to the side a policeman came over and said. “You came all the way here (I had a Indianapolis Shirt on), you have nothing else to do today, why don’t you just run it out?” And that was all I needed. Some random policeman just giving a little encouragement.
But I am here to say that it hurt and still hurts. My time turned out fine. I’m not going to die but man I’m sick. The only thing worse than being sick is to push through a marathon while sick. I’m sure most would say why would anyone do all that and suffer since you’re not getting paid or any reward of any kind? Sounds pretty stupid. In short, it’s challenging. Generally, I’m good at it. And life is all about pushing past uncomfortable. Life gets pretty boring if you only do things that are easy of give out some kind of reward. But damn, I am uncomfortable today. Here are today’s names. Click for current price.
Names I Like with Multiple Bids
Comunicar.com Verb that means “to communicate” in Spanish
VideoTogo.com Mobile is the focus in all forms of Entertainment right now
SKHM.net CHiP dot net really are moving up lately
FEDC.net This one has gone past $500 already
RebelMedia.com Anything media is crushing it lately
Blogalot.com I figure a few people will want this
MBRR.net One more doing well
HappilyChildFree.com 13,000 backlinks and getting some bids. I’m sure they’ll tell you about their dog all day though
TheFinalChapter.com Everyone loves to see how things end
TalkBull.com A lot of content here
Domains With One or NO Bids
SelfEmployed.net Solid keyword that is good enough to be used on a dot net IMO. One bidder
SoulCrazy.com 64 million results so a lot of people using the term. No bids
FinestThemes.com Not a bad name for a wordpress theme seller for $12
8888888.org Not saying it has any value but still surprised it doesn’t have a bid
TechCloset.com Another one that doesn’t have huge value but may be worth a flyer at $12. No bidders
HarvardMed.com Get a fake degree for $17
HempGroove.com Originally registered 13 years old. No bidders
Zimbox.com Brandable for $12
GrabYourBags.com No bidders. Love it as a marketing name for a travel related service
SaveIt.org Sounds like a useful tool. Could still work on the dot org
GoWick.com Not a ton of value but easy to say and spell. One bidder. Could be Gowick
LLLL.coms and Other ALT Shorties
A few dot co are getting a bid
Names That Have Bids
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AboutZen.info
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africansinvermont.org
AllPopularPatterns.com
AlohaServices.com
alvaradosdrywallandfinishing.com
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anthonypettis.com
ArturoBenavides.com
asbdama.com
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atilab.com
BassSessions.com
BeautyBlog.net
BeStandEasyInsurance.com
BonsaiTimes.com
BowHunterOutlet.net
caiinternational.com
Cell-Unlock-Network.com
ClackamasHistory.org
CleanWavEnergy.com
cmaccess.net
Confidenze.org
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DaylightBooks.net
devchannel.org
DonnaMitchell.com
DoubleDutyDivas.com
DulcimerSessions.com
EliteSitters.com
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erasmusackon.com
EuroBoysModel.com
evolveapps.com
FallsAutoGroup.com
fireandiceroses.com
FreeformHtmlCode.net
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gulfcoastrcic.org
HelloTrucks.com
hhdyw.com
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innosyst.com
jamonesterio.com
JarMans.net
KitchenBathFloor.com
koaniagarafalls.com
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l3n.net
LandSharksPizzaCompany.com
LegalWorkspace.com
lindipendenza.com
lrfund.com
MandolinSessions.com
ManningMania.com
MeteorServer.org
mlccars.com
mobilyatakimlari.org
mtbkanata.com
NationalSupply.com
nguontaigame.net
NoGurt.com
NuclearDisarmament.org
o5b.net
OldeRan.net
otgliquidationcenter.com
ParanormalInvestigators.org
plessir.com
protirenc.com
qualcosadirosa.com
radiocampeonisima.net
ReviewsForBestElectricShaver.com
RoyalTorontoLimo.com
SandmanSays.com
sctimesinteractive.com
Semi-Directory.com
sfeccstudy.com
snrmag.com
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srfbla.org
SubduedShop.com
sweetgirlcumx.com
tbilisi2015.com
tbyrnemotorsports.com
tempustech.com
thebalmar.com
TheWeb-Lady.com
travelinlocal.com
twerktube.com
TylerToNeil.com
uzhb.com
v-1.net
VideoFestival.org
WildWestElectronics.net
WorldAgricultureSwatch.org
NameJet
Unharvested.com Ready for the picking
DriverlessVehicle.com What every car company and tech company is trying to develop
Decimeter.com The world is metric. But the name can be anything.
05632.com 5N.coms of all numbers have value
FlowerBeds.com People love pretty things
Surfboard.net Closes today. Dot com is locked up for a long long time
IndoorDogPen.com No bidders. The increase in pets leads to more sales of these.
SEMTools.com Search Engine Marketing Tools are a big part of reaching the billions of Internet users.
PrisonRehab.com No bidders. The market is pretty big with millions of people going to and getting out of prison each year
QDDF.net CHiP dot net with 5 bidders. Regularly over $100 at GD
Siteviral.com Great name for Online Marketing, Social Media, or even a Blog!!
DatingQuiz.com The major dating sites use a quiz to match people. 55 bidders
MoveTraffic.com– SEO all day!!
85527.com Reserve met so it will sell
HotSinner.com A girl’s favorite when they’re young
GroovyToad.com Sounds like an IPA so it must be good
GHED.com I like the ED for education at the end
YZXE.com at $99 at press time
ValleyOfDeath.com Also know as Death Valley
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FLIPPA and SEDO
Routes.com 22 year old domain ready for a maps site
Jobless.com Great name for a resume posting site. A little on the negative side but very memorable
PotatoFarm.com Kind of a fun name. Not sure of the value but memorable
C.AT Sedo has a long list of .AT names up for auction and this one is getting a ton of bids and a great price already
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Take a look at some of the names coming Here is the FULL LIST
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You’re smart to push yourself. As a marathon runner you must be use to pushing through pain. It’s one of the best lessons in life you could learn. I’m a disabled vet. nothing heroic, just got hurt on the job. I had to run a qualification run when I was enlisted, long story short, I had to run it with a broken ankle. I did the 1 3/4 under 11 minutes and passed, but my ankle has never been the same. Broke my back and my neck in other accidents and when consulting with a surgeon he told the best thing I could do was learn to live with the pain, it’s not going to get better with age. He was right on both counts. Working anything through takes effort and building that mental muscle to work through discomfort makes you stronger. And, with the state the world’s in, everyone needs to be.