Wherein I ask a question.

[thespisgeoff]

As part of my gear-up to grad school applications, I'm looking at creating a professional website - hosting my resume, production photos, etc. The tricky part, of course, is figuring out what the domain should be. I unfortunately use several different formulations of my name professionally, depending on what I'm doing and the formality of the

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[gearjock]

illhavedgradingsexwithyouforarealygoodjob.com

[ruakh]

I'd also support geoff-bleeker.com. For some reason hyphens aren't popular in domain names, but I think they should be. They're more readable. :-)

[gnomi]

With "gsbleeker," you run a smaller risk of people hearing you tell them your URL and then forgetting the proper spelling (you wouldn't want someone to hear "jeffbleeker" instead of "geoffbleeker" and get a 404).

[thespisgeoff]

Or, as happens so often, typing in "jackbleeker" or "joshbleeker" or "chancebleeker."

[chrisopotamus]

I like:

zipperpickle.com

and

picklelicker.com

[junyr]

The shorter the better. People are more apt to remember it that way.

[thespisgeoff]

so it shouldn't be geoffreyscottbleekeristhebestyetandyouknowit.com ?