imputed worth

OK, so I should've been doing something else, but instead I checked out the LeapFish.com Domain Name Resource Center Domain Name Appraisal of gerb.blogspot.com:

Combined Value Score: 146
Top Level Domain Score: 1 Unwanted Characters Score: 10 Dictionary Word Score: 100 Length Score: 20 Archive.org Score: 5 Google Search Results: 59 Yahoo Search Results: 0 MSN Search Results: 34 Search Engine Score: 10
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Estimated Base Value: $438.00 Estimated Actual Value: $31,974.00
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------      Thank you for using the LeapFish Domain Name Analyzer. The following custom report explains more details about what each of these numbers means.
    The .blogspot.com TLD is not listed as one of the most popular Top Level Domains. All TLD's have some form of inherent value and may make your domain name quite valuable in context.
    As any good domain should, this name does not contain numbers, hyphens, or unicode characters. This is a desirable effect and may not increase the value of your domain name, but it definitely won't decrease it.
    Your domain name contains the Dictionary.com entry gerb. Names of this nature are highly sought after because they are what people remember the easiest. On the same token, there are many obscure words in the English language that may not be easy to remember. The dictionary value is only a general rule of thumb.
    When your domain name contains 4 characters, you are a value changing peak. Short domain names are traded because of just that, they are short. And a four letter name could definitely fall into this category. On the other hand, you begin to have more English words available to you and you are looking at lexical value as well. You could actually have a name worth more than a 2 or 3 character name! There are 456,976 possibilities using only letters.

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I'm worth more than Cat, but only theoretically. After all, I needed her to point this out to me!