Putrid Stone? What? Why?

The name has its roots way back in my days as a paper RPG fanatic. The inside joke is this. I had an evil meat grinder of a character named Mordeth and he had a heavy warhorse named Putrid Stone, a gray speckled behemoth which the DM absolutely hated because of its name. He killed it. I know, doesn't sound like much of a joke, right?

I decided to get a carbon copy of the steed and named it Putrid Stone as well . . . and he killed it and then had me make a roll to see if I could find another clone this time. I was successful and named it Putrid Stone. About sixty incidents of horse homicide occured over the coming months, but I kept finding a way to get another twin of Putrid Stone. Sometimes other players would find one for me if I failed my roll or another player would resurrect the one that died for me. I loved that imaginary horse and his name. I'm allowed.

At some point about 10 years ago I let the Domain name lapse. I looked into getting it back a year or so later and of course someone snapped it up to sit on it. They most likely grabbed it to try and get money from me if I wanted it back. I looked in on it a few times over the years and it was still in use. I didn't really need it, just wanted it. When I looked for it recently, I needed a Domain. I assume putridstone.com went long enough without any offers that the squatter let it go.

PUTRID STONE LIVES AGAIN!!! ....... Yeah, I'm a freak.

Putridstone.com may seem a little strange, but Wiener.com . . . I'll just let you do the thinking on that and leave it alone.