April 10, 2001

10:37 AM

Not the Dot-Com Guy, he's a guy.comAn Israeli fellow has legally changed his surname to .com; his website is just the usual personal website and doesn't seem to offer any deeper clues, so you figure it out.
posted by briank (7 comments total)

"'Say I meet a girl, for instance, and I don't get her number. That could have been a missed opportunity, but now it won't be because she'll always know where to find me,' said .com."

what people will do for a date.
posted by register at 10:50 AM on April 10, 2001

i *knew* i should have tried this sooner ...
posted by maura at 11:00 AM on April 10, 2001

Say I meet a girl, for instance, and I don't get her number.

Gee, I can't imagine this actually happening to him, can you?

Must fly. I'm off to go legally change my name to my phone number. 325-2331 Kurruk sounds just bad-ass.
posted by Skot at 11:11 AM on April 10, 2001

Funny, Com does not seem a Jewish name to me. I would have changed to .Org
posted by Postroad at 11:32 AM on April 10, 2001

i *knew* i should have tried this sooner ...

Nothing's stopping you, maura. I think we tend to forget that surnames aren't domain names. You can certainly change your last name to ".com". You'd have to fight over the domain, though.
posted by jpoulos at 1:34 PM on April 10, 2001

fight myself, you mean?
posted by maura at 1:37 PM on April 10, 2001

This guy's resume pert' near made me cross-eyed. And I like to think that I have "extensive general knowledge" myself.
posted by yalestar at 3:55 PM on April 10, 2001