Egyptian Heiroglyphics - The next domain thing?

[wot]

Only about 1000 of these from what is a recognised language and the symbols are quite something and in .com. Visible on a number of different applications/browsers including IPhone.

What do you think?

.com
xn--007d.com​

 

[Jeff]

Listen to your convictions, even if they seem absurd to your reason

 

[wot]

Listen to your convictions, even if they seem absurd to your reason

I think they are oresome.

 

[Jeff]

It's a proverb from the temple of Luxor...

 

[wot]

It's a proverb from the temple of Luxor...

If it was written in heiroglyphics I would have understood!

 

[wot]

Been there, and the pyramids and the museum in Cairo, oresome also.

 

[wot]

A couple more, the bottom one is the Sun!

 

[wot]

New movie with Patrick Stewart doing the voice over for the emoticon character Poo.
Below is the Egyptian version Mr Turd



xn--937d.com

 

[Jeff]

I have to admit wot that I don't get it, but I wouldn't be foolhardy and bet against you...

 

[wot]

The Mr Turd thing is just playing around with a glyph, must be bored!. Gtld are going belly up rapidly, IDN for the most part have not suceeded.

There is an interest in emoticon type domains forming but on second rate extensions. I have invested a very modest amount in glyphs which are in .com and actually look good for branding and are different, but more importantly in a recognised language.

Here are the few I invested in EH

A comment that the very basic site received is quoted at the top of the page, an endorsement from the Egyptian government no less.

Worst case scenario, i lose a few dollars, best case- who knows, but could be a fun ride.

 

[Jeff]

Thanks!

Looks like a wise selection you've made.

 

[Jeff]

I just saw this auction:

https://sedo.com/search/details/?aid=217381&domain=xn--v4h.com

Not a hieroglyphic domain, but still a bid of several thousand Euros for an emoji domain...

 

[wot]

A good one but unable to register similar types of domains after 2010 in the description is not correct - just proved that.

 

[Jeff]

More about emoji domains, but some comments about hieroglyphs:

http://www.domaininvesting.com/emoji-ascii-domains-can-now-be-registered/