Throw down time!
Recently, SPORTSBEAN.COM expired and went into a domain name auction. We acquired it and, since you own the theSPORTSBEAN.com version of this domain name, we wanted to provide you with the opportunity to own the preferred SPORTSBEAN.COM version.
Our company specializes in recovering preferred expiring domains and either selling them to individuals such as yourself or building out our own web presence on those valuable domains.SPORTSBEAN.COM is a pretty darn good domain name and, the truth is, the SPORTSBEAN.COM is a far stronger version of the name than the theSPORTSBEAN.com is.
SPORTSBEAN.COM is more intuitive and easier to remember. Odds are people trying to get to your website are inadvertently going to SPORTSBEAN.COM because they assume that’s where they can find you. SPORTSBEAN.COM conveys Professionalism that theSPORTSBEAN.com cannot match.
If you’d like to own SPORTSBEAN.COM, you can buy it now by covering our acquisition costs and a modest profit.
Please advise,Ken Palm
ken@lbcdomaininsight.com
iTime Marketing, Inc
322 N. Main Street
Davenport, IA 52801
My reply:
Subject: RE: SPORTSBEAN.COM [THESPORTSBEAN.COM@domainsbyproxy.com]
From: <Scott_Herndon@Dell.com>
Date: Thu, July 24, 2008 1:08 pm
To: askthebean@thesportsbean.com
No.
First thing, “professionalism that thesportsbean.com cannot match”? You’ve obviously never been to this site. I defy you to go there and find one instance of the ‘Bean attempting to be professional. Just hang on to it, Ken Palm. Maybe you can do something with it. Make a site at sportsbean.com. I’m afraid you’ve jumped the wrong claim, my man. What you didn’t know is that the staff of theSprotsbeam.com has taken a solemn vow to always use an “article” before our websites. That explains our other sites like TheThelionthewitchandthewardrobefanclub.org and others like it. If we bought your site (which is really our site) we would have to attach another article in front of it like anSportsbean.com or some such nonsense like that. Now, you’re not even making any sense at all, Ken Palm.
I’ll tell you what. We’ll agree to meet up in some alley and have a dance off to see who gets it. Good luck, man. Me and the entire staff of the ‘Bean gots mad dancing skillz. We can do it up there in Iowa. I don’t even care. Let me know. – www.theSportsbean.wordpress.com
How to not get ahead in business
Let’s say you’re out with the family for a Sunday afternoon drive. If you go down a main street in your town, drive through some scenic countryside, and wind up at an intersection that you remember from the after dark attempt to find your manager’s house for a Christmas party… Don’t say to your wife that you remember this and you bet you can find your manager’s house. Half an hour later, you will. You’ll also realize that he’s on a dead end road and you really have to be looking for his place to “happen to drive by”.
Not sure what told me this was a good idea but there it was. Nice place. Beautiful area. We drove by and Hoot wanted to play at the playground (swing set in the backyard). We turned around at a maple syrup advertisement(log cabin down the road). On the way back, there was a little change. Seems the boss had been grocery shopping or something. Big silver SUV in the driveway with the hatch up and paper bags in the back. I drive by kind of paralyzed. I figure, giant red head with a bright orange shirt on in my black Explorer with the Georgia Bulldog sticker in the back glass. He, uh… He may notice it’s me. So, I hit the gas pretty hard. The six year old was wondering what we had stolen and why we were peeling out of there so fast. I said something about the iron being left on or something.
Consumer tip

Goodbye forever, Bumb!
When buying a cake at Publix on Memorial in Murfreesboro, TN, proofread the stuff before you get home. Hoot (the 6 yr old) had a bump removed from her leg at Vanderbilt on Friday. Surgery went well. The big, big welcome home cake didn’t go as well. She has a brand new diploma from kindergarten so she does know a few things. Among those are… A cut leg = bad. A cake that she doesn’t know how to read = good. Hang in there, Hoot.
Ate lunch at the desk today

If I ever become a rapper, I have found my name. Easy Mac in the house!
Longhorn fan, Guy that got to see Van Halen on their last tour (and I didn’t) and buddy from the interweb that I have never met
Until I can figure out how to get the RSS feed to work, here’s your plug, Ick. Click the picture that is still making Tex Schramm sick from his vantage point and read what the Bug starts his day with. Polls, quotes, different sections, and a really good sports site. Kind of like the Bean except for the polls, quotes, sections, insight, and quality.
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