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Ask HN: is bondero.com a weird domain name?

• krapp 13y ago
  To me, it sounds like the brand name for a denture adhesive.
  • Mankhool 13y ago
    Yes, or Bondo - for filling holes in rusty cars.
  • nader 13y ago
    :) probably negative right?
    • krapp 13y ago
      Not necessarily, but if you're blogging under that domain people are going to assume that's your name or something. Which if it is, is fine - someone got to the .com of my last name before I did (so I had to register the .net), and that's always a good resource to have. Otherwise to me it just seems kind of confusing.
      • nader 13y ago
        It is not my last name, actually my last name is too complicated to even type it into a browser (cserny) :) Thanks for your feedback!
• chb 13y ago
  James Bond + Zorro
• adieulot 13y ago
  Sounds good enough to me; better than any .net you could find I think.
• professorTuring 13y ago
  As an Spanish speaker it doesn't sound very good. But it is Spanish looking if that's what you are looking for. Edit: It doesn't mean anything in Spanish but it is similar to "FireFighter" and "BullFighter", the literal literal translation will be "the one who makes bonds".
• kohanz 13y ago
  Reminds me of Canyonero [0] [0] http://simpsons.wikia.com/wiki/Canyonero http://simpsons.wikia.com/wiki/Canyonero
• ereckers 13y ago
  Bondero, starring Antonio Banderas as Zorro It rolls off the tongue well enough, it's spellable (English speaker here), and it's distinct enough that it looks like you're top of the search results for it[1]. To me, that's all you need. 1. There does seem to be a YouTube account at #1, but you can knock that out after a couple weeks of blogging.
• justhw 13y ago
  Sounds Latin. If you like that go ahead. Also try lean domain search. http://www.leandomainsearch.com/ http://www.leandomainsearch.com/