Lewis Parr

We have a lot to talk about this week. Join me and Josh @domainpro as we discuss a myriad of topics, mostly related to domain investing. What does the future hold? twitter.com/i/spaces/1jGXg…

@KTHopkins @IpswichTown Who's he scared of upsetting?

Bloody hell you soft prick. @IpswichTown You had Farage for a visit! That’s it. Farage visited - at your club’s invitation. Who is paying to get you on your knees like this? Get up man. You are embarrassing yourself.

This is a shameful moment in Western history, leaders standing like frightened cowards before the Islamist jihadist rats ruling Iran. Starmer in Britain. The German Chancellor. They want the oil. The gas. The markets. But when it comes to defending it? Silence. Cowardice. Excuses. At the same time they rush to talk with the Islamic regime in Iran. So let’s be clear: Zero friendship. Zero loyalty. Zero respect for their own interests or for the civilization they claim to defend. Do not speak to us again about friendship. Do not lecture the world about freedom. We watched you stand against your closest ally, America, while hoping the Islamist regime in Iran wins this confrontation.

@domainpro According to my tool it is, it says cloudtech .com sold for $50k a few years ago and imo I would say this has potential to sell for more than that

Is this a 6 figure domain?

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@GBNEWS Do some actual journalism please, Iran won't have a supreme leader and it doesn't matter what @realDonaldTrump wants, it will be down to the Iranian people to decide what constitution they want after the war, they're all calling for one person @PahlaviReza

Donald Trump says he must personally approve new Supreme Leader as he warns Iran to surrender or face 'guaranteed death' gbnews.com/news/world/don…

Why was @GBNEWS talking about the Iran war and showing gameplay from @CallofDuty or some other game, Journalism at its best 😂🤣

@nikitabier If I was to tell you how many times in a year I watch Jurassic Park you wouldn't believe me 🦖😂

I feel like this startup idea is fundable now.

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@domainpro The end 😂😭

In the summer of 1991, when the internet still made screeching dial-up sounds and most people thought “online” meant America Online, five-year-old Caleb Turner was sitting on the floor of his father’s tiny home office in Ohio. His dad worked nights fixing computers and spent weekends exploring this strange new thing called the World Wide Web. Caleb didn’t understand HTML, but he loved the way letters appeared on the screen like magic. One Saturday afternoon, while his dad was on the phone troubleshooting someone’s modem, Caleb climbed into the office chair. Netscape Navigator was open. A page about “Register Your Own Domain Name!” blinked in blocky text. Caleb could read simple words. His favorite word was “rocket.” He loved rockets. Drew them constantly. Slept with a plastic astronaut. Declared he was going to “live on Mars and eat pizza there.” On a scratch pad next to the keyboard, his dad had written down their credit card number to type into the registration form later. Domains cost $70 for two years back then. Expensive, but not outrageous. Caleb typed carefully with two fingers: rocket .com The page responded: Congratulations! This domain is available. Caleb didn’t fully understand what that meant. He just knew it felt important. Like planting a flag. He clicked through the form. He copied the credit card number from the notepad exactly as written. He typed his name when asked for the registrant. Registrant Name: Caleb Turner Age: (left blank) He clicked Submit. The modem hummed. The page refreshed. Domain Registered Successfully. When his dad walked back into the room, Caleb spun in the chair and shouted, “I bought a rocket!” His father froze. “You what?” They both stared at the confirmation email. At first, there was panic. Then a deep sigh. Then laughter. His dad considered canceling it—but something about it felt… serendipitous. Rocket .com. Clean. Powerful. One word. “Alright,” his father said finally. “We’ll keep it.” They renewed it every year. Sometimes reluctantly. Sometimes joking about “Caleb’s very expensive rocket.” But they never let it lapse. Through the early 2000s, startups exploded. Rocket-themed companies popped up everywhere—gaming studios, energy drinks, hosting services. A few reached out with low five-figure offers. His dad always declined. “It’s worth more,” he would say. “Names like this don’t come around twice.” By 2010, Caleb was in college studying aerospace engineering—of course. He told almost no one about the domain. It felt like a secret seed planted in childhood. In 2020, the world changed. Technology companies accelerated faster than ever. Private space companies were no longer science fiction—they were billion-dollar giants. “Rocket” became synonymous with innovation, ambition, escape velocity. In 2024, an email arrived. Subject: Acquisition Inquiry – Rocket .com The message was short and direct. A global space infrastructure company—valued at over $80 billion—was rebranding. They had acquired smaller domains over the years. But this one… this was the one. They asked for a number. Caleb didn’t respond immediately. He reread the message ten times. He thought about the five-year-old who had clicked a button without knowing what a balance sheet was. He thought about his dad keeping the renewal receipts in a manila folder labeled “Rocket.” He replied with a single line: $10,000,000 USD. No explanation. No justification. Three days passed. Then came the answer: Accepted. The deal closed in early 2025. Escrow confirmed. Funds wired. Ten million dollars. Reporters later framed it as luck. As genius. As “the most accidental tech investment of the 90s.” Caleb smiled. Because in a way, the rocket had done exactly what rockets are meant to do. It launched. And so did he. 🚀 … And this story was totally made up by AI.

@campbellclaret Weren't you friends with Epstein Alastair, didn't you stay at his New York mansion?

I’ve heard from a source close to someone who once did some decorating work that Nige is “furious” with Candyman and worried there may have to be a by-election in Clacton. I haven’t been able to confirm this independently but the fact people are even saying it is surely sign that Farage position is very very vulnerable. Now back to you in the studio