Well, I admire a guy who has the balls to pick an obnoxious company name, and promote it with NO FEAR. LOL

I know your name bro. How can I not?

That fish is a 450lbs halibut ,from Kodiak.

If you like, send me another sweatshirt. I wear anything that is given to me -FREE.

Putting a picture of what you like to do and a name, adds credibility, heck , what have I got to lose.
If you don’t like me, that damn too bad and you are one BS.

That fish is bigger than you.

I will allow you to come fish for little trout in my creek if you take off that Denver Broncos sweatshirt!

It’s nice to know your first name at least. Now, how about your last name?

I hope that my constant lamenting about domainers still hiding behind their handles changes the attitudes of fear from domainers who still think they are the “entities” of their own design… this isn’t StarWars, Hans Solo, this is a business that a lot of people are trying to make legit. Use your real name or lose credibility, fast.

http://bullshitwebsites.com/about.php

Bottom line is, I am what I am….

People like me more about the fishing stories.

Stephen, when can I come over for trout fishin and Chef P can cook for us?

However, if you can tell me who invited you to the the DRT 2007 in Seattle, I’ll apologize profusely. In fact, I’ll sell you my complete domain portf of 3700 domains for a measly $3 million.

Actually about nine years ago I managed a Waffle House. Managers had to cook a lot. Wouldn’t consider that a chef though, lol.

Of course the content helped too. Great use of various media, keeping it fresh.

@Stephen Douglas, I feel ya Stephen. I have to admit though I started off with an alias. Its not because I wanted to hide or that I was up to something naughty – but was somewhat testing the waters. After all these years online – practically living online – I still at times feel unsafe about using my real ID on certain sites. It starts off as an alias and as I feel safer – I start to use my real name.

Anyway, back to Patrick – was an interesting read. Keep up the good work.

I don’t ever consider a post by someone who doesn’t identify themselves as legitimate and valuable information. If you have something to say in this business, let us know who you are, or just stay in your hole.

Good job. Nice to meet you, and you just moved up my “Domainers To Respect” ladder! Now if you could only convince those p*ssies on certain domain forums to use their real names (or company names) instead of some lame 8th grade “nickname”.

Signed,

“Dude Domainer”
lol