I buy a lot of gadgets. To the point that my wife shakes her head any time the doorbell rings. But after 28 years of marriage she now admits I am very good at buying things that are helpful, useful, or just fun. I don’t miss very often. I don’t care what it cost as long as I get my money’s worth out of it. If it’s expensive it better be useful. Here are some of my favorite purchases this year and why I like them. Yes they are affiliate links but everything on this page is. It literally is how I make a living
Bucket of Chuck It Balls My dog chews a tennis ball up in a few hours. But he adores them. Nothing gets him more excited than a new ball. These are a little expensive but absolutely indestructible. He has never come close to tearing one up and he keeps one with him 24hrs a day. This is the best dog thing I have purchased and its not even close
Dyson V10 Cyclone Animal As I mention all the time I have a dog. I don’t want everyone who comes in my house or looks at me to know I have a dog. This thing makes sure my house and car stay hair free. Our dog doesn’t shed too much but our Dyson says otherwise. I go over the carpet after the vacuum cleaner and the Roombas and its still super full. Also great for cleaning little messes in the kitchen and wood floors. Worth every penny and more
Roomba i4 I bought my wife a Roomba for Christmas a decade ago and she cried. Thought it was the most impractical gift. I bought it again this year for her Birthday and she hugged me profusely. The difference was her friends or someone on Tik Tok said how great there are. She has that thing working like a slave. It is always cleaning in some room. It maps the house, shows you an exact layout of your house. Goes back to base and empties bag. It goes under bed, under tables with chairs. It is the best maintenance product we own. It’s a little loud on wood floors but otherwise can be working while you’re gone or sleeping. A top buy for us
Dash Hard Boiled Egg Maker I know what you’re thinking. It’s easy to make hard boiled eggs why would you pay money when all you need is boiled water. I eat a lot of hard boiled eggs. This thing is $20 and it makes perfect eggs every time and all you have to do it poke a hole and add a couple teaspoons of water. They come out perfect and the cut and poker come with it. My wife yelled at me for getting this and once again she admits it is handy. Even makes perfect poached eggs too.
LED Octopus Lights Another “what the F did you buy” product. If you want to light up your garage this is it. Not expensive, screws into a regular light socket, and cost less than an old bulb. The only downside is you immediately will want to clean your garage because you will notice everything you missed before you had such good light
Domain of the Day: Magnifico.com Magnificent name 😀
Quote of the Day: “Creativity is intelligence having fun.” – Albert Einstein
Namejet, Sedo, and Catched.com Names at Auction
Just.baby Closes today. Has 14 bids. First dot baby name we’ve had on our list
DailyRecord.co Taken in 24 extensions but more importantly gets $35 in monthly parking at Bodis
Mobile.center No bidders here. These two work well together
Migr.com Auction ends today. In latin it means to move or migrate
NQ.com Reserve is the super high number it deserves
H2.com Zero percent chance this sells
QIQ.com I may buy this one
Dask.com I know task and desk but I have never used the word dask. But it is a 4L.com
TZT.com Like this pattern as well
Blenda.com Brandable but exudes a good mix of things
TileOutlet.com Big big industry. My neighbor in the big house owns a flooring company. That should be enough 😀
HighPotential.com Love this one as a cannabis domain
HPYR.com Anyone else see “Happier” ?
Godaddy Domains With Bids
GoHigher.com Top name on the bid board today. Looks like you will have to in order to get this one. You know…go higher
Ezli.com A girls name so its also the name of several different companies
Swellness.com Wellness with a taste of “Aw shucks”
DreamCoach.com The coach OF you dreams or the coach FOR your dreams
GorillaLife.com Is this about Miami
FocalPoints.com If this were singular you could add a zero IMO
TheRatio.com I would listen to this podcast
BicycleSpecialist.com Find a specialist
BoatSpecialist.com
BookSpecialists.com
FoodSpecialist.com Seems a bit broad but I’ll bite
HRStudio.com A full suite of tools for the Human Resource Specialist
FindJobs.org High CPC keywords and I have no issues with commerce on dot org
GoodMerch.com But can you find a black sweatshirt here?
NatureBites.com I’ll bring these on my camping trip
GirlSite.com Girls rule Boys drool
Godaddy with One Bid or Fewer
The Rest of the Godaddy Domains with Bids
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drzm.com
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EmailSupportContact.com
enerplay.com
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Films-On-Art-Portugal.org
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Finn-Land.net
FirstRise.com
FirstTradeRegistry.com
FoodTribe.com
foxworx.com
freightened.com
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gamersbin.com
GoshenButcherShop.com
GriffinChophouseGroup.com
guzap.com
HalloweenCenter.com
HammeRandMop.com
happywheelsaz.com
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HomesteadHelpers.com
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KnifeFlag.com
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MammothTech.com
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MemorialHealthSystem.com
MetroIndia.com
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OhmMe.com
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opten.com
OrganicWebMedia.com
outiz.com
pasodelsol.com
PeninsulaLiving.com
PhoneCaseFunk.com
PhoneNess.com
PinesCitycenterShops.com
QuantumProject.org
ReadmissionScore.org
ReferralBook.com
riggingwerx.com
RingwoodManor.com
RiograndeFashions.com
rosmini.org
RoyalSportBets.com
rsnijders.info
rxtransfer.com
sackanrufer.com
SafetyBest.com
santillanaestudioencasa.com
ScoutCenter.com
sdapp.com
SecuredIt.com
SelfEducatedAmerican.com
SequoiaCenter.com
sfbarnone.com
shkodradaily.com
SipChip.com
SolidGoldAquatics.com
SoulOfNeworleans.com
SunflowerRanch.com
SurferBoy.com
TammyGold.com
tdconventioncenter.com
The1857Hotel.com
TheBackShops.com
TheFatBoy.com
thespeakeasydalston.com
ThinkSex.com
tickett.com
timsnepal.com
TokenUpVotes.com
TopDogExpressCarwash.com
TopOfThehillGrill.com
TownandcountryMeat.com
TwistedShrimp.com
unipneu.com
UnitedBillingSolution.com
WashingtonStreetVeterinaryServices.com
WhatsBy.com
widna.com
WireIsMusic.com
WiretapMag.org
WorldOfBridal.com
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