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Any thoughts on this domain? A typo (dynomite) and a brandable name for a DN site. Bonus points for pronouncing it with a JJ imitation! :lol:
 

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Cause I'm Kid DN Ohhh Miiiiiiiiiite...Yeah ah he he he!



keeping your head above water, making a way if you can
tempory layoffs - good times
hustling and surviving - good times

ain't we lucky we got'em....good tiiiiiiiimmmmmeeesssz


very creative, I like it! :)


low $$$ to start because some may not be hip to good times
 

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"Dynomite" itself is actually the incorrect spelling of Dynamite. It's all a big wrong in my opinion. Would be very hard to sell unless you managed to locate an "out there" end user who liked the idea.
 

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Appreciate the response, but I guess it's an American thing (a very popular sitcom from the 70's). I wasn't referring to 'dynamite' as in the explosive, but 'dynomite' as in my original post, which is how it was said/spelled for that sitcom. Here's more info for your pleasure: http://www.dynomitejj.com/good_times.html
It may be a pop culture reference that doesn't extend across the ocean. But meh, we don't understand men wearing kilts either! ;)

Additionally, it is also the name of a popular online flash game (http://get.games.yahoo.com/proddesc?gamekey=dynomite), but for this purpose probably adds no value.

Again, thanks for the opinion!
 

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Maybe we're just too straightlaced and pedantic over here :-)
 
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