I’ve written before about choosing a domain name, but there was something I missed. Beware of the unintended rudeness that a new word combination can create:
There are other classic mispronounced domain names. One is the site WhoRepresents.com, with the unfortunate alternate enunciation of WhorePresents.com. But, since it’s in the performing artist arena, maybe it’s not just a misnomer. Another is TherapistFinder.com, for those looking for California marriage and family therapists. Unfortunately, the wrong clientele might stumble upon the site as TheRapistFinder.com. And then there is PenIsland.net, where you can buy custom pens. However, someone could mistake their site name for something else if they pronounce it PenisLand.net.
If you read the comment section, you’ll find numerous additional suggestions.
DarrenBarefoot.com 
Reminds me of my favourite furniture store, SofaKing!
Not to mention my favorite Celebrity Jeopardy category, AnAlbumCover (AnalBumCover)
I’m guessing that things actually worked out pretty well for PenIsland.net, though. I mean, several people sent me that link, and pens aren’t normally that exciting.
And, the legendary PowerGen who tried to put up a page in Italy, but called it PowerGenItalia.
“I’ll take The Rapist for $100 Alex”
LifeHacker reported on one of these URLs as well.