Let me introduce myself

[USARN.com]

Hi all,
I just joined the forum and wanted to introduce myself.

 

[Mr Webname]

Hi and welcome to the forum - that's a much better way to introduce yourself than some seem to have. Hope you enjoy your time here and find it both informative and financially rewarding. :-D

 

[USARN.com]

and nice to meet ya!

 

[Sharpy]

Welcome!

 

[GT Web]

Welcome to the holy grail of domaining we call DNF

cheers!

 

[cjmacd]

Welcome USA

 

[Cash Is King]

Welcome to DNForum.

 

[unclewilco]

ello, and share your shed...

 

[mud]

Greatings from planet DNF

 

[Keith]

Hey & Welcome.

 

[USARN.com]

Thanks all for the welcome,

Seems like a motley crew here. I like it! }:>

 

[vivnet]

Welcome to dnforum USARN.com!

 

[merlion]

A Warm Welcome

 

[TrafficMonsterRRR]

Welcome USARn - I take it you are an Rn

 

[linkdomain]

welcome k:

 

[izopod]

Welcome. You are now a part of the "DNF" family. Always nice to have to new members!

 

[USARN.com]

Originally posted by TrafficMonsterRRR
Welcome USARn - I take it you are an Rn

Hi and thanks for the welcome,

No, traffic monster I am not an RN. The "RN" in USARN is being used as Registry Network, for the time being anyways. We all know what USA is. The R or N can be used for MANY different uses in this sweet sounding acromym since R and N are two of the most commonly used consonants in the english lanquage. I feel this makes for a very valuable and easy to remember dot com acronym.

Obvious Examples of the other MANY uses for USARN.com:

USA

R =
Realty,Radio,Register,Racing, Republican, Radical,Real, Reports,Reserve,Royal,Repair,Radiation...etc.etc.etc.

N = News,Network,Nurse,National,Now,Nutrition,Nuclear,Neurology,Natural,..etc. etc. etc. and the list goes on and on............

 

[Steen]

welcome

 

[DotLeader]

k:

 

[diederik]

Welcome