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Well, I guess that makes me, when clueless in certain situations, one of the obliviati.
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(Warning: possible yart): yesterday's paper in my town had an aricle about new terms dealing with failed dot.com's. Examples: dot.carnage and dot.coma.
The article mentioned a website of such terms, but we'll have more fun inventing our own.
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I thought that the established term for a failed dot.com is dot.bomb.
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Agreed, Sparteye. Dot-bomb perfectly describes a single dead company; I was thinking about death-related concepts like moribund (dot.coma) or widespread slaughter (dot.carnage). Could be fruitful terrain.
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Those prone to obsessive use of remote control: remoterati.
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and sites for men who have not/wish they had not left home are, dot.mom
hairdressers have sites at dot.comb
pessimists should go to dot.gloom
jewish peace-lovers can try dot.shalom
the only users of dot.column.uk are Nelson and a few hundred pigeons.
all librarians are aware of a super site at dot.tome
afficionados of gangster films will find it worth while trying dot.Lom, whilst all Brits in OZ or Zild are using dot.pom
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