What Were They Thinking?

Anyone can register a URL. Here's proof:

• Where would one go to get gifts for his/her favorite streetwalker? http://www.whorepresents.com
  


• Experts Exchange, advice for the computer-unsavvy: www.expertsexchange.com. They had the good sense to get a new address, hyphenating the URL making it www.experts-exchange.com.
  


• Need writing implements? Or implants?
  http://www.penisland.net
  


• After visiting http://www.therapistfinder.com a person just might need, um....., therapy.
  


• Mole Station Native Nursery, based in New South Wales, used to have their web site at "www.molestationnursery.com". They changed the URL to www.molestationursery.com, which didn't really help much. On the other hand, in that community, wouldn't any sign, web site, chamber of commerce brochure have the same problem?
  


• Heating with propane, natural gas, or butane might be less expensive than heating with electricity. Find out at http://www.gasheating.co.uk. OK, that one is a bit obscure, and definitely obscene.
  


• Italians who need electricity could check in at http://www.powergenitalia.com

What surprises me is that most of those web sites still exist, with web addresses unchanged.

Ripped off from webmasters-who-didnt-think-when-they - who didn't mention the 70 or so other web sites with the same list. At least I had the courtesy to mention my source.