Who is Dot Orgasm, you ask? You are about to find out. (No, not a retro, 1970s porn star.) According to a recent ruling by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, or ICANN, the configuration for top-level domains (TLDs) is about to become virtually unlimited (well, up to 64 characters).
That means aside from dot com or dot org or dot net, or a few other new permissible TLDs, the doors will be wide open. Brand names, slogans, editorials, younameit. And inevitably we'll see dot orgasm, I'm sure, as one of the tamer variations on that theme.
Critics say it will cause chaos. As in dot utterconfusionandanarchy.
I had better reserve dot pawliekokonuts right away (or presently, to use the traditional sense of that word).
They say bidding will start at six figures.
That part, I like.
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2 comments:
hello mr.pawliekokonuts.orgasm~! Sounds utterly pervy! lol
or maybe that's just my mind! lol
hmmmm...
latebloomer.orgasm
interesting idea
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