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closed cudgy.com, awaky.com, algys.com

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MAllie

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Here's my thinking on these:

cudgy.com: this is pronounceable and it has meaning (apparently a cute, pudgy girl). It seems also to be used to refer to pets.

awaky.com: this is a combined misspelling of awake and wakey, but I thought it might be brandable, since people say wakey, wakey in a casual way anyway.

algys.com: with Algy being a popular French name that's short for Algernon, and there being a famous Algy (the one who got eaten by the bear - 'the bear was bulgy and the bulge was Algy'). I was thinking maybe minisite about a place called Algys, for kids or bears, or maybe funny rhymes or jokes.

So, straight or crooked thinking?

Thanks in advance for any output!

Sorry, that should be 'input,' and of course the minisite wouldn't be for bears, but about bears. :)
 
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