We Apologize In Advance For This Story

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A promise was made never again to write about a million dollar homepage but when Jim Kukral sent us his version, it had just the right amount of whack job appeal, we felt we couldn’t pass. You, of course, can call us names and send us spam for wasting your time with this if you want. Anyway, here’s the deal. Pay Jim and his partner one dollar and you get a domain name “(fill this in).isreally awesome.com. Yea, yea, it’s dumb but hundreds of people are parting with one dollar bills to buy URLs like MyThong.isreallyawesome.com, MyDog.isreallyawesome.com and MySpace.isreallyawesome.com.

OK, feel free to lob all manner of “meh,” “yawn” and “you just wasted three minutes of my life” in Comments.

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