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Woman changes her name to a URL! Now that's DEDICATION AND AVERTISING!

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Lmao a little physcoo.....
 
Why she don't changed her name in F..kMe.com? :D
 
Asheville resident. Who would have thought?
 
Will her family have to refresh their DNS whenever she moves?

Will she have to 301 her mail when she moves? What about after that's done? Will the mail get sent back to the sender with a 404?
 
Will her family have to refresh their DNS whenever she moves?

Will she have to 301 her mail when she moves? What about after that's done? Will the mail get sent back to the sender with a 404?

lol
 
we wouldnt be talking about that domain if she didn't LOL

I'm thinking she must be related to Prince...and FYI JenniferThornburg.com is not taken .. which is her old name

:yo:
 
I wonder how much hosting is to host her entire life? That can't be cheap - I'm sure it has to be dedicated server, or two, or three...
 
My question is: the man who try to f..k her, have the antivirus on? :lol:

Now I will send a sales letter to her...
 
The domain points to PETA, why am I not surprised?
 
Thats a little strange, but good for her.

Definitely a first of anyone changing their name, at least that I heard of.
 
That's like McLovin from Superbad, though much worse. Such a crappy domain to be named after
 
a nice way to get a generic name. just your name to generic.com and file a case against the domain
 
hey, mclovin is not so bad. :0

i think sometime last year a couple from New Zealand tried to name their baby a URL or a domain or something but the governement wouldn't allow it
 
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