Interesting spot via
Threadwatch,
Reverse IP Tool and Google Servers lists a variety of weird and wacky domain
names that come up when checking on IP addresses that are also used by Google
servers. Google apparently doesn’t own or operate all these domains. If I
understand things right, some of the domain owners may simply be pointing their
domains at Google. I’m sure someone will poke harder at this, and I’ll
postscript accordingly.
Google’s Hosting What? Fun With Reverse IP Lookup
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