How misleading can one URL be?

[francis]

Right, this isn't what you think. Also, clear your minds of any humerous reasons why I ended up at this site. The question is, why didn't someone somewhere say something?. Here's the link:

http://www.cummingfirst.com/

I'd love to know how many hits they get from people actually wanting to get to that site.

[Tom]

Stand up commedians earn good money, so there must be a web-equivalent route to riches - and Francis must be a in good position to walk that road. I loved the Baptist site. Much content is capable of a smutty interpretation. How about 'XYZ Club trip to Mall of Georgia' or 'Soul Sisters Sunday School Class Planning Meeting '?

[francis]

Agh, where to put this post? I can't decide, so it's going here :)

Another in the "eh?" series of URLs: IfIShouldDie.com (http://www.ifishoulddie.co.uk/). If? Has someone cracked that whole immortality thing, and I missed it on the news?

That URL could also be read as i fish oulddie. When searching for oulddie, Dictionary.com comes back with "did you mean oldie?" - perchance a tenuous link?