DropCatch seems to have an ear for domains. Their collection is an interesting one.
If you visit their Pre-Release Auctions section and begin digging for gold, you’ll definitely run into some funny gold. Maybe not as easily commercialized as you’d hoped, but plenty consisting of real words, and you’ll find many potential brand names — that sound like your favorite goofy relative thought it up.
Some read like satire: VittorioSecret.com, VipVirgins.com, SmartBaboons.com, TwelveStrays.com, UpInStitch.com, WolfsList.com, RisingRuins.com, WomenEnvy.com, TheBookOfAngels.com, YourPaintedPet.com, UnicornCupcakes.com, TheTroutWhisperer.com, WorkPill.com, WhereAreWeHeading.com, TowardTruth.com, WhiteWins.com, PartyMelts.com, ArtTrumpsHate.com, WhatVaccination.com, WorksInSilence.com, ChickenMD.com, CaptainInnovation.com, HomeFoamy.com, DesertHole.com, AiryAir.com, AeroBras.com, FischersTube.com, ExpoBimbo.com, AtrocityFree.com (wish everything were), BarberRobots.com…
And it goes on:
BurgerMummy.com, BionicTattoos.com, CakeMistresses.com, BagNot.com, CanYouGetRidOfCellulite.com, BecauseDragons.com, BogeysPizza.com, ChaosAuto.com, CasualVillains.com, CraftyHamster.com, BrusselsSeafood.com (struck me as funny because while Belgium has a sea border, Brussels is smack in the center of the nation, landlocked), DeeplyDipped.com, BuzzedReviews.com, DatingPrank.com (always a bad idea), DragonImprovement.com, EsophagusSays.com, FreezingFamily.com, EvilBeer.com, and I’m now tired of typing.
There are quite a few proper names, some are simply unlikely, and others sounding like poorly conceived aliases, as if they were Diana Tremaine or Jake Jortles.
I think my favorite so far is EsophagusSays.com, with a runner-up of AiryAir.com.
