Domain Lingo Game (1 Viewing)

So here is a nice little game I made up called...

TALK DOMAIN LINGO


The object of the game is to see how useful your domains are in actual sentences.

You have to create a sentence that makes sense which actually incorporates the .ca domains you own. Abbreviations do qualify if they are actual and make sense.


The sentence should look something like this and bold your domains...


I created this kuul.ca game and am a playr.ca but have too much tudo.ca right now to totally winner.ca at this.



Lets see how many of your own domains you can incorporate into a structured sentence.

Keep posting, lets all have a good laugh.


1 Domain used in a sentence gets a fair grade.

2 Domains used in a sentence gets a good grade.

3 Domains used in a sentence gets a great grade.

Gee, seeing the title of this post reminded me of this book by David Kesmodel. But I also like the game you invented, just that I'm not able to participate a the moment... too tired.

https://www.amazon.ca/Domain-Game-David-Kesmodel/dp/1436332273

MapleDots said:

So here is a nice little game I made up called...
TALK DOMAIN LINGO
The object of the game is to see how useful your domains are in actual sentences.

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I was excited about this and tried a story using the BIG TBR Drop we had recently..but forgot to post it. But would like to finally post it here, because I spent a lot of time on it. LOL

Post away my good man...

This is a story based on the TBR drop of Feb 17th, 2021.

Results could be found here:
https://www.sibername.com/tbr/results.php?date=2021/02/17

Cory.ca went to meet Kamala.ca at Helens.ca DatingServices.ca in Istanbul.ca to meet with Mohammad.ca, Nadeem.ca and Else.ca.

Seeing Mela.ca, Linsey.ca and Bushra.ca, who were Warming.ca up with TopSmiles.ca from the Seniorhousing.ca next door, they jumped Rails.ca The Radiantheat.ca left a RedDot.ca on their face.

They were served Greateats.ca like Pastry.ca, Hotcakes.ca Meatfree.ca Sanwiches.ca and Doghnuts.ca from Spiceroute.ca FoodPackaging.ca owned by a ProgressiveCanadian.ca.

Everyone being a Winelover.ca, they Spent.ca the evening at a Zerotouch.ca Crowds.ca Prohibited.ca Hanger.ca watching NakedNews.ca in 5D.ca

They forgot their masks, and were helped by Sponsors.ca from TorontoTourism.ca, TourismVictoria.ca and TourismNiagara.ca to Sponsor.ca Gaskets.ca, Flanges.ca Blowers.ca, Fillers.ca including Shippingsupplies.ca if need be.

There were FloridaGetaways.ca as door prizes and Golfpackages.ca were offered to GolfMecca.ca HalifaxGolf.ca and WinnipegGolf.ca, with Illustrations.ca
There were several Winelabels.ca , namely LondonBridge.ca. Variety of cbdcbd.ca, cbddrink.ca, cbd-oil.ca, cbdextracts.ca were to be found.

They had Muskokachairs.ca to relax and by the time the Regulator.ca Appear(ed).ca everyone was Coughing.ca running a Fever.ca and started to Sneeze.ca.

They had to Scatter.ca with Soundeffects.ca to get back to their homes.

A must read for anyone wanting to see how the early days of domaining played out and some of the big guys got started.

FM said:

Gee, seeing the title of this post reminded me of this book by David Kesmodel. But I also like the game you invented, just that I'm not able to participate a the moment... too tired.

https://www.amazon.ca/Domain-Game-David-Kesmodel/dp/1436332273

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Small claim to fame: I was mentioned in the Kesmodel book.

It didn't change a thing