No, I stopped having it hosted a while ago. Expensive joke with ever decreasing audience. I think I sold a mug, once.
https://web.archive.org/web/20041202155523/http://www.parisbusinessreview.com:80/
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One of mine did, but I don’t consider that surprising. It went back into availability after the registrant was unable to make any dough from it (one of those “what you want, when you want it” park jobs).
Which, you know, was kind of my experience with it.
I have CtrlZTrump.com, should anyone be interested in doing more than nothing with it.
DM if you want to do something with it.
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No, I’m not. When I started using the internet, I used IP addresses instead of names and preferred it. The only problem being that hardly anybody else likes them.
Exactly!
I had sheetmulching.com (a non-toxic method of weed control) for a few years. I let it go and now someone is claiming to sell it for $3500.
I used IP’s early in the internet, but it becomes too problematic to remember them all, which is why domain names are better. Particularly now that IPv6 is the standard, with it’s incredibly long-ass numbers.
I am also the proud owner of Trollbreath.com, though I actually use the address for my writing work. I’d only sell it for the right price, and it would have to be high (thus I’ll never sell it because no one would pay that much for the name). 
There are squatters sitting on my every name (like, first and last, and middle, and nicks, and pseudonyms). They give squatting a bad name. If I would really care, I would have written a bot to register them as soon as they become available.
I just bought nervie.com, so now if you want it, it will cost you one hundred trillion dollars!
That’s neverie.com
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