Having fun with fake top level domain names.
Sharon and Rob are fighting, and Rob points out that they need to make arrangements for the kids:
Sharon: You can e-mail me.
Rob: OK. Is your e-mail address still Impatient[explicit]@Mean.jerk?
Sharon: Yeah. Yeah, it is. Is yours still FatIdiot@BadBreath.[explicit]?
Rob then walks to the car, where his drug-and-alcohol addicted friend Fergal is waiting for him. Fergal turns to Rob.
Fergal: Dot [explicit]. That’s awesome. Is that an actual domain name? Because if it is, I will buy that.
My guess is the part I’ve blanked out here (a derogatory term commonly used in Britain) would not pass ICANN’s rules for a top level domain. But you never know what will happen in round 2!
Dot .wanker?
” (a derogatory term commonly used in Britain) would not pass ICANN’s rules for a top level domain…”
From the description, I imagine you are suggesting that ICANN would give it a “C” instead of an “A”?
Yeah, the c word. One of the worst words you can use in America, but commonly used in Britain.
“C” word: Cybersquatter 😀
Are you not allowed to print the word “[explicit]” here for some reason?
yep. edited
I find that offensive.
Hilarious! It’s nice to see more mentions of domains in TV shows and movies. Especially comedies! lol 🙂