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Thank you, but what? The name was meant like: `Push in (Europe)` hence, pushin.eu
by pjullrich 29d ago
Thank you, but what? The name was meant like: `Push in (Europe)` hence, pushin.eu
- Cu3PO42 29d agoI didn't get that either until I read this comment. I read "pushin" as one word, figured it was a made up proper name for a product. Once upon a time, I, too, had a domain where the TLD was part of the actual name and required to read it correctly (think something like foobar-pl.us). In my experience this left most people confused and I abandoned that quite quickly.
- whythismatters 29d agoI read it, perhaps ironically, as colloquial/slang US English, like "lemme git to pushin' y'all!"
- Synthetic7346 29d agoI read it as "push in you" and was confused
- Towaway69 29d agoAny relation to Alexander Pushkin? ;) He was also a European…