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Doe's anybody use the word REPRODUCTED ?

I can't figure this out myself, I have searched wiki and online encyclopedia's and I can not seem to find the word, but yet it is used quite often by aurthor's and many other people that I have seen and know of personally.
I was just rumbling things in my head for a client, and the word appeared, so of course I did a domain name search and it was available, I was amazed, and I guess that is when I should have stopped and researched the word but (since I had read and seen the word often) I went ahead with the purchase and then researched.
Now I am kicking myself in the rear end, cause I very seldom purchase and domain name without researching it first.
I mean even oxford journals used the phrase Reproducted. http://fmls.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/conte...XXXII/1/70

:confused:
Any thoughts on this ?

Looking to sell it? I'll give you $15 for it if you're interested...

Where is it registered? And what is the expiration date???

Yes it is for sale at godaddy.com, gonna take more than $15 though sorry. But your more than welcome to bid on it at godaddy.com

Yes, the use of the word REPRODUCTED is similar to the word reproduced.

For example,

No part of this may be used or reproducted in any manner whatsoever ...

Does that make sense?

why is there so many track backs to this post that consist of drugs ?
I get an email every minute it seems because I was subscribed to the thread.
ITS LIKE SPAM MAILING ME!!

trukolor Wrote:why is there so many track backs to this post that consist of drugs ?
I get an email every minute it seems because I was subscribed to the thread.
ITS LIKE SPAM MAILING ME!!

Yes I see what you mean. I guess that reproducted is a popular keyword for spam targeting

Anyway, to stop this from happening again, I have disabled trackbacks and pingbacks from the forum

Zach