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

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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?

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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....

Try googling molestationnursery also therapistfinder and expertsexchange!
YANBU

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

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

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

Rusty, please explain?

Leerather ?

Ah

I get it now

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

I have spent many an hour on there.

Me too!

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

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

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...

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

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

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!)

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

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

The mole one is molestation nursery shriiieeek