Nope, at that time I was only a bitcoin user and not speculator and did not care for price as I spent on the same day as buying them. I don't even remember how much were they, only how much I spent on them. Question stands: what are you trying to prove?

Is that a list of some obscure vendors who support them? Is any of them 10% as popular as silkroad?

No idea, kinda looks like him though  

Just out of interest, you don't agree that silkroad is the major force that will prevent bitcoins from falling into single digits if something terrible happens like mtgox and major exchanges closing (or some other crisis, exact nature is not the point of this question)? Do you think this namecheap thing if 10% as significant?

I love it when they say only Silkroad accepts BTC. Not to mention the over 18,000,000 that was just pledged by a newly formed venture capitalist firm specifically to fund Bitcoin startups.

A friend was showing me that site, the prices are ridiculous

lucas.sev got in a funny-looking delorean in 2011 and showed up here.
Now, like a bewildered Marty McFly, he's looking around in disbelief.

"What? You mean silk road is no longer a significant driver of bitcoin price?"
"What? Thousands of legitimate businesses accept bitcoin, altogether dwarfing silk road in sales volume?"
"What? An ever-increasing number of popular mainstream businesses, websites, and charities, accept bitcoin - like Wordpress, OKCupid, Mega, Gyft, Reddit, Foodler, etc.?"

Just because Amazon, Wal-Mart, and the IRS don't accept bitcoin yet doesn't mean we're still riding on Silk Road's coat tails. 

It's kinda like those jackets that dry themselves and the hovering skateboards... this is the fuuutuuurrree , luke.sev... the fuuuuuttuuurrrreeeee

Another price increase, another DDOS and another price drop. Is someone so desperate to put the price down??