There were some others which I can't remember. However the metro newspaper has this week supplied a few more in an article so here they are. Take a guess at what you might find before you look. (Warning some of the names are rude. The sites however are all nice and innocent.)
For those too timid to check them out, they are, in order
a company called SCA who sell tissue a fan site for the Red Foxes Childs delivery company in Baltimore An aquatic supplies shop belonging to Big Al A site tracing the motion of the sun in the sky Cumbria storage systems shop A gas heating company in the Midlands A forum for teachers to talk and exchange ideas and, most unlikely of all the site of the Cumming First Methodist Church.
You know, people really should be more careful.
Apparently the garden centre at Mole Station in New South Wales is no longer to be be found at
"No man but a blockhead ever wrote except for money." Samuel Johnson.
February 25, 2006, 20:23
<Asa Lovejoy>
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most unlikely of all the site of the Cumming First Methodist Church.
Even THAT is hilarious!!! I dislike religion, but THIS one's got me interested!!! I wonder who cums first!
While not a website, I have the label from some industrial lubricant and rust penetrant called, "Pene-Grease." Muy bien!
February 25, 2006, 21:26
KHC
What is really funny to me.. in all this.. is that The Cumming First United Methodist Church is 5 miles from my house! I know many people who attend the church, and have attended a few weddings and funerals there... never knowing their website address.
Being raised Baptist, and marrying a Roman Catholic, we look upon Methodists as the "fun" religion. It must certainly be true in this case.
February 26, 2006, 04:19
Caterwauller
There was a time when Methodists were very much against drinking. My family always jokes about it, being Methodist and always having a full bar in the house. LOL
Great websites! There must be thousands out there like this, but I'm not going to search for this one.
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