New name for the forum - voting thread

[ike]

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I still think it should be The Aristocrats. offTopic was spot on.

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this is excellent imo

[El Diablo]

ike,

Your mom was excellent imo

[TheJubilantMale]

Fancy OOT

[MagicNinja]

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I still think it should be The Aristocrats. offTopic was spot on.

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this is excellent imo

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[Phil153]

They all suck except for EDF, which only has marginal suck.

Some other ideas which suck less:

Mongo's Barnyard
The Senate
El Diablo's General Discussion
WASP Forum
2+2 BellTower
Elite Discussion Forum
Skull and Bones

Actually Gentleman's Club suggested above works quite well IMO, plus it will draw the ire of other forums, which is good for traffic.

[Zeno]

I suggest: The Salon [See here: Gathering ]

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A salon is a gathering of people under the roof of an inspiring hostess or host, partly to amuse one another and partly to refine their taste and increase their knowledge through conversation and readings, often consciously following Horace's definition of the aims of poetry, "to please and educate" (aut delectare aut prodesse est). The term is commonly associated with French literary and philosophical gatherings of the 17th century and 18th century, though the practice continues today in many cities around the world.



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Since the name is associated with France and of French derivation this has the additional potential to annoy almost everyone and put the peons of 2+2 in their place.

-Zeno

[suzzer99]

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wow, those are some horrible names...do they have any special significance that I'm missing?

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Chautauqua



-Zeno

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Thanks. I thought somebody was trying to slip their hometown in New York in there.

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You're all a bunch of Philistines.

Look it up.

[ItalianFX]

I had a good name that I thought of last night, but of course, sleeping through the night made me forget about it.

I just thought of another one:

The War Room

[Fuzz]

Leather Apron Club
Benjamin Franklin initially gained acclaim through his organization of the Junto (or the Leather Apron Club), a small group of young men who engaged in business and debated morality, politics, and philosophy. Through his work with the club, Ben Franklin is credited with initiating a paid city watch, volunteer fire department, subscription library (Library Company of Philadelphia), and the American Philosophical Society, which promoted scientific and intellectual dialogue and, to this day, is one of the nation's premiere scholarly associations.

[7ontheline]

You stopped lurking and THIS is your first post?