Yesterday was one of those days. When the weather is dreary and everyone comes to work groggy or calls in sick. Its amazing how much weather effects production and sales. Of course my business weather is more important than most but I bet there are statistics that prove that bad weather effects attendance and attitude. I’m OK, but then again I had these fine domains to cheer me up. Take a look
BioTools.com I think this one will go over a grand. Great name but you’ll have to outbid Adam for his new set of tools for NameBio.com
6b.org 2 character dot org already doing better than I thought it would.
HotLawyer.com This would be a very very small dating site.
HCNB.com Great LLLL.com and the number of bids proves it.
AtHomeMothers.com Stay at Home Moms probably is a better known term but this one is still pretty good.
GlassFloor.com Not sure if this would be used as a metaphor or if people really buy glass floors.
DeluxePool.com Deluxe is such a 70s word that I think its time to bring it back.
Squiggles.com The name of my dog when I was a kid. Maybe it was Snuggles. Either way it was a soft name. I preferred “Thor” or “Slayer” but little Lhasa Apsos aren’t real manly dogs to begin with.
Hez.net Drawing more attention than your average LLL.net
CaramelApple.net Maybe I’m just hungry
RiverCasino.com Gambling names are down a little which means buy all you can
UpMyButt.com Talk about an email that would draw attention
QuietRoar.com I like the name for its simplicity and the fact that most will spell it correctly and know the meaning behind it.
ScubaDivingLessons.com Its at Snap for $1500 which I think is a very fair price. Valuate.com has it for more than that
DDWD.com Again at $250 I think you have done well.
Curlers.net Not sure if girls still use these but its cheap
4602.com 4.cn is back to having some great numerics up for auction
7637.com And one more
RiverCasino.com seems to be a typo of TheRiversCasino.com
HotLawyer.com $257 14 bids