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Sounds like a happy ending for all parties. Congratulations! As a side note, is "jack" a new domain name trope (like omitting vowels, or sticking the letter 'r
by BHSPitMonkey 14y ago
Sounds like a happy ending for all parties. Congratulations!
As a side note, is "jack" a new domain name trope (like omitting vowels, or sticking the letter 'r' after some verb)? This month I've been introduced to CraftJack.com, SweetJack.com, and JackThreads.com, and I don't completely understand the significance.
- tallross 14y agoInteresting. I bought the domain almost 2 years ago so I'd like to think I started the trend! ;)
- biot 14y agoLoJack has you beat. According to Wikipedia, it was founded in 1978. :) However, magicJack (2007) might explain the recent popularity of the name.
- StavrosK 14y ago"Jack" in LoJack has the meaning of "steal" and in "magicJack" the meaning of "thing you plug into things". I don't know about the more irrelevant domains...
- IanDrake 14y agoIt could be because Jack is an interesting word with a lot of meanings. Hit the road Jack Jack of all trades I just jacked this car (stole it) Can you help me jack my car up (raise it) Jack@ass etc...