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RIWY is only at about $200 as I type.

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This very nice pronounceable ends in about an hour at Sedo: Please Click Here to bid on RIWY.com

RIWY is only at about $200 as I type.

Then in about an hour and a half I have a few really nice LLLL ending at eBay (click the name below to go bid on it)

MDXV.com - Very rare LLLL that is a Roman Numeral (this is Roman Numeral 1515)

TBEU.com - All great letters, and ends in EU

FXXA.com - Rare Double "X" in the middle, and a great Forex name

CVCV? Where?
 
CVCV? Where?
Well ya see, a Consonant (as in R) followed by a vowel (as in I) followed by a consonant (as in W) followed by a vowel (as in A, E, I, O, U, Y) and you have a CVCV. Names like Riwy ending in Y are considered by the vast majority of domainers to be categorized as CVCV.

I was gonna give a smartass reply backatcha but I thought I would say 'thanks for the bump' instead.
 
Well ya see, a Consonant (as in R) followed by a vowel (as in I) followed by a consonant (as in W) followed by a vowel (as in A, E, I, O, U, Y) and you have a CVCV. Names like Riwy ending in Y are considered by the vast majority of domainers to be categorized as CVCV.

I was gonna give a smartass reply backatcha but I thought I would say 'thanks for the bump' instead.

WTF :shock:

Y is a constinant :confused: I didn't goto school much and I am self taught but even I know that Y is definitely not a vowel.

A tip for you, Countdown is on channel 4 Monday to friday at 15.50pm, watch it and learn :cool:

Maybe you do watch countdown already and Rachel distracts you ? ;)
 
WTF :shock:

Y is a constinant :confused: I didn't goto school much and I am self taught but even I know that Y is definitely not a vowel.

A tip for you, Countdown is on channel 4 Monday to friday at 15.50pm, watch it and learn :cool:

Maybe you do watch countdown already and Rachel distracts you ? ;)

Hey dunderhead, a Y can be a consonant or a vowel, it depends on the context and where it is placed. You are the one that obviously needs to get a clue. When Y is at the end of a name such as BABY it is considered a vowel. RIWY is no different.

http://www.phonicsontheweb.com/y-roles.php
 
OkeY dokeY I am so sillY, what a donkeY I am with the things I saY, you must be brainY, reallY sorrY mateY

EnjoY your daY :lol::lol::lol::lol:
 
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