GuysNamedMike.com Offers a Forum for Guys Named… Mike
A new discussion forum recently opened, inviting guests who share the common name of Mike to share their experiences.
[USPRwire, Fri Apr 07 2006] GuysNamedMike.com is the self-explanatory website that provides a discussion forum for guests all named Michael. Introduced only a few months ago, the site maintains a playful, social environment, allowing visitors to comment on a variety of related topics. Guests can register as members or post anonymously.
Dominick Miserandino, founder of this site and many successful others, describes the background that contributed to the creation of GuysNamedMike.com. He says, “Historically, Michael has been one of the most popular names quite consistently. There are Michaels in my family, in my neighborhood, and within my group of friends. Everybody knows a Mike or two.. or three or four. We thought it would be interesting to virtually get a whole bunch of Mikes together in one room and see what happens.” Miserandino concludes, “There is such a friendly, open environment to this site. It almost makes me wish my own name were Mike!”
The site dissects not only the origins of the name, but also invites guests to share the individual reason each was named Michael. On the lighter side, users can swap jokes that incorporate Mike in them or share opinions on famous Michaels throughout history. It also tackles the subject of the commonality of the name and difficulties associated with that.
Discussions are categorized under Welcome, Living as a Mike, Famous Mikes, Mike Jokes, The Name of Michael Itself, and Why Are We Michaels?
For more information, visit http://www.GuysNamedMike.com.
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GuysNamedMike.com is owned and operated by the same founding team as TheCelebrityCafe.com. Developed in 2005, this social site was introduced as a meeting room for men, all sharing the same name. Topics address issues such as what it is like to have the most famous name in the world, celebrities with the name Mike, origins of the name and jokes.
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