to think that organisations should check their web addresses and twitter names for potential innuendo?

[3b1g]

My son's school has just joined Twitter with the name wbgsexcellence. A local arts recycling project used to have the address watfordscrap.com (or might have been .co.uk). The worst culprit was the Chorleywood Literary Festival, but fortunately they added a 'w' after the first couple of years, so it's now cwlitfest.org. Wouldn't you check the way something reads before you go public with it?

[Chocolatephiladelphia]

Hahaha! Yes they should definitely check!
I remember hearing of one called "Pedofiles" for people who like cycling!

[foreverondiet]

Like: ww.powergenitalia.com ie powergen italia??!

[RustyBear]

I don't know if it's apochryphal, but I heard that the Italian division of powergen got themselves a website called www.powergenitalia...

[amy175]

or www. who represents who .com
the website to find out who the agent is for each star.
or www. whore presents who

[amy175]

or www.enjoynorfolkbroads.co.uk
which is a tourist thing for norfolks waterways but many an american has been disappointed!

[hackmum]

But Watford is crap, so that's fair enough.

[FrightRunScream]

I do some work with an organisation called JBA Consulting, but, thanks to their web address always think of them as J Bacon Sulting.

[Cozy9]

Site for finding out who represents various actors etc: whorepresents.com

[RustyBear]

Mind you, it's been going on since before the internet - apparently many years ago they were opening a new technical college in south Hertforshire, which, right up to the time they were designing the letter header, was going to be called the South Herts Institute of Technology....

[clackmannangirl]

Try googling molestationnursery also therapistfinder and expertsexchange!
YANBU

[ontheedgeofwhatever]

There was a proposal a few years back to rename probation officers Community Rehabilitaton and Punishment officers. Luckily someone noticed what the acronym was before it actually happened

[RustyBear]

I once had an email from someone called Lee Rather, whose used their whole name in their email address....

[SHRIIIEEEKPoolingBearBlood]

I used to be on experts exchange, is it not hyphenated?
Don't get the mole one?
These are funny

[SHRIIIEEEKPoolingBearBlood]

Rusty, please explain?

Leerather ?

Ah

I get it now

[DisappointedHorse]

Experts Exchange is hyphenated now but it didn't used to be.

I have spent many an hour on there.

[SHRIIIEEEKPoolingBearBlood]

Me too!

If you were on 6 or 7 years ago I probably spoke to you :)

[ChaChaDigregorio]

Colin litster's email address clitster@.... Also grace Reynold greynold@ (she was as well)

[BrittaPerry]

When my sister was at uni, there was talk of changing the uni name on their certificates to The University of Cumbria. The website was going to be www.ucum.co.uk...

[GreatAuntMaud]

I wonder why the Tokyo Institute of Technology doesn't have its initials on the logo?

[OTheHugeManatee]

City University of Newcastle on Tyne got as far as the letterhead too.

[Racers]

Britta: the Lancaster Uni students call it UCUM all the time :-D (it's based in the same city, although that is clearly not in Cumbria!)

[FrightRunScream]

I saw the much fabled City University of Newcastle upon Tyne letterheads! I should have kept it!

[SHRIIIEEEKPoolingBearBlood]

just got the mole one...why did that take so long :o

[Princessishavingababyboo]

The mole one is molestation nursery shriiieeek