6Foot2 Posted June 1, 2010 Posted June 1, 2010 (edited) Link: Slurls - 100 Website Naming Disasters This link points to a page which carries some unfortunate web page URLs. These URLs are broken down into groups as follows: A quick summary of the Slurls "rules": 1. There’s a website AND 2. It’s an active website AND 3. There’s a double meaning AND 4. It’s not deliberate If an URL meets all the rules it's a Genuine Slurl (Genuine) If an URL met the rules in the past it's a Slurl That Has Ceased To Be (Ceased) If an URL nearly meets the rules it's a Slurl That Misses The Mark (Misses) Some of these URLs might be construed as more than unfortunate however they have been reported as genuine. As a precaution only use this link using your own home connection? Example of listed site which is genuine and does not have NSFW connotations: childrenswear.co.uk Give SLURLs a go if you would need cheering up. Edited June 2, 2010 by 6Foot2 Correct post formatting
6Foot2 Posted July 20, 2012 Author Posted July 20, 2012 More poorly chosen domain names: Link: 30 Unintentionally Awful Domain Names | Pleated-Jeans.com
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