Acorn Parents

[pugyrob]

Originally Posted by stevebrowne

I've got 4 kids: 4 years to 12 years. And the .co.uks to match We didn't choose names based on domain availability though!

LOL are you sure ...... its a bit of a coincidence imo . that would be the height of a computer nerdedness to choose their names based on co.uk availability hahaha

[stevebrowne]

they've done it in the USA....

One day they might realise that dad was on the ball a bit, although my 12 year old wants to set up hotmail etc. accounts as "they're cool".

[pugyrob]

id love to buy my daughters name but its owned by a business (no not amstrad or similar) dont fancy 30k for it so ill have to rename her or go without.

[domainseller200]

3 girls for me - ages 3 (next month) 7 and 9 - and jeezzzz they are hard work now

I am dreading the teenage years omfg !!!

[pugyrob]

Originally Posted by domainseller200

3 girls for me - ages 3 (next month) 7 and 9 - and jeezzzz they are hard work now

I am dreading the teenage years omfg !!!

dont tell me they get harder than at one ffs! Mine is having terrible twos early just my luck.

[FC Domains]

Originally Posted by pugyrob

dont tell me they get harder than at one ffs! Mine is having terrible twos early just my luck.

The first ten years are the worst.
The second ten are the worst as well.

My son trades domain names, but mostly makes money running sites.

[firestars]

I have a 2 1/2 year old and a Mother-in-law that runs a nursery

[pendragon]

Originally Posted by pugyrob

id love to buy my daughters name but its owned by a business (no not amstrad or similar) dont fancy 30k for it so ill have to rename her or go without.

so's mine, but ive got the org.uk and the me.uk !

[Alex-Z]

Isn't there a guy in Israel who added .com to his name and is now known as John.com or something like that?

[cm1975]

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