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You forgot ORIC?

No, I really didn't. (-:


 
Posted : 10/09/2018 3:10 pm
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Wasn’t it Hugh, Pugh etc..?

Pretty sure there were two Pughs.


 
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Mussolini

Hitler

Mao

Stalin

Pol Pot

Gaddafi

Each room should have the respective portrait of the namesake to get the feel correct.


 
Posted : 10/09/2018 3:12 pm
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This is what I've offered so far.

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Given that no bugger can ever remember which room is which, how about 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6?

Gates, Jobs, Wozniak, Berners-Lee, Wales, Page.  (Founders of: Microsoft, Apple x2, WWW, Wikipedia, Google.)

Armstrong, Conrad, Shepard, Scott, Young, Cernan.  (The six Apollo commanders who have walked on the moon.)

Newton, Einstein, Curie, Darwin, Tesla, Hawking.  (Household-name scientists, one would hope at least.)

Pemberton, Harty, Walker, Wainright, Fogarty, McShane?  Or others from the list here:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackburn#Notable_people

Anglezarke, Withnell, Rivington, Darwen, Turton, Holcombe. (West Pennine Moors.)

Krypton, Gallifrey, Tatooine, Vulcan, Caprica, Magrathea.  (Fictional planets.  Yes, I am a geek.  Sorry.)

Lennon, Mercury, Bowie, Prince, Cobain, Hendrix.  (Other dead rock stars are available.  I avoided “Jackson” as I thought it might be a little contentious...)

Quetzalcoatl, Constantinople, Dodecahedron, Kaleidoscope, Velociraptor, Constellation.  (With apologies to anyone who is hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobic.  We have too many meetings anyway.)

Vindaloo, Madras, Dopiaza, Korma, Tikka, Biriani.  (All types of ice-cream flavour, obviously.)

Lamborghini, Ferrari, Porsche, McLaren, Caterham, Tesla.  (Preferable to blummin’ footballers, right?)

Vulcan, Napier, Squire, Postal Order, Fernhurst, Jubilee.  (Pubs / former pubs in Blackburn that don’t immediately sound like pubs to non-locals.)

Sinclair, Commodore, Acorn, Dragon, Tandy, Atari.  (Defunct 8-bit computer companies.)


 
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Turing, Lovelace, Babbage, Stroustrup, Stallman, Dijkstra, Knuth

Edit: yes that is seven. I was counting from zero.


 
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Anomalous Materials

Unforeseen Consequences

Residue Processing

Questionable Ethics

Lambda Core

Then if the sixth room is utterly randomly thrown together and plays no real use or connection to the rest of your business (possibly used by HR/marketing?):

Xen


 
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Good idea JoeG .. how about these to complete the set.

what droids

serve it


 
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Ours are named after famous Yorkshire people

You'd need a lot of rooms. And the first 5 would all have to be called Boycott 🙂

I'd suggest you'll also need a 'Meeting Room 7' which is bookable but no one can find. That's because it's the nearest pub


 
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Ours are named after swedish coffee break treats. Perhaps you could have a meeting to discuss treat synergies and roll out of eventual product and whether or not you are entrepreneurial goal oriented relationship builders focused on SME growth. Hmm?


 
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Buccaneer

Beverly

Firebrand

Barracuda

Skua

Firecrest

HP88(?)


 
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8 bit

16 bit

32 bit

Or

Intel 286

Intel 386

Intel 486

Or

Outrun

Pacman

Tetris

Tron

Chuckie Egg

Operation Wolf


 
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Blake

Avon

Vila

Cally

Gan

Jenna

Obviously, the room where the big network  computers live will need to be renamed the Server / LAN room.


 
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In Cambridge it was Red Dwarf characters. Scutters was the one nearest our office.

In Scotland it was Lochs and Munroes.

In Yorkshire it was Hitchhikers Guide places and characters. I particularly like the Meeting Room at the end of the Wolds but it only works in Yorkshire.


 
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Sudocream

Magnetodog

Picolax

Badger

Trump

Lings


 
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cobol

basic

pascal

fortran

python

lisp


 
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+1 for numbers. We have names for ours and it's just pointless, easier to remember numbers than obscure names (ours were previously South American tribal names and are now local famous people from history).


 
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the room where the big network  computers live will need to be renamed the Server / LAN room

Delete your account.


 
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Hope the corridor to HR is the “Geoffrey Boycott corridor of uncertainty”


 
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I particularly like the Meeting Room at the end of the Wolds but it only works in Yorkshire.

That's inspired.


 
Posted : 10/09/2018 3:23 pm
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Hope the corridor to HR is the “Geoffrey Boycott corridor of uncertainty”

Made me laugh 🙂 You could do a whole suite of Boycs themed rooms

'Stick of Lettuce'
'Can't bat for Toffee'
'Uncovered pitches'
'Doesn't know he was born'
'Playing nicely'

But the office is in Lancashire, so as you were 🙂


 
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Stick of rhubarb!

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Geeky numbers, anyone?

007, 42, T-800, LV-426, THX-1138, NCC-1701.


 
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Wasn’t it Hugh, Pugh etc..?

Nope, many think that, but it's Pugh, Pugh...  cos they were twin brothers.

We have rooms... HI, HII, HIII, HIV


 
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Geeky numbers, anyone?

RS232?


 
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Flasheart

Blackadder

Baldrick

Darling

Melchett

Percy


 
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Fred, Daphne, Velma, Shaggy, Scooby, Scrappy

or more contemporary

Morty, Gearhead, Meeseeks, Birdperson, Squanchy and Poopybutthole

Sterling, Malory, Cyril, Cheryl, Krieger, Lana


 
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Chapman

Idle

Gilliam

Jones

Cleese

Palin


 
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Tygra, Panthro, Cheetara, Snarf, Jaga, Mumm-Ra


 
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Bamboo

Steel

Ti

Carbon

Aluminium

The stuff On-One use


 
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Wu

Jin

Liu Song

Qi

Liang

Chen


 
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The stuff On-One use

Sweat shop?


 
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Geeky numbers, anyone?

Ooh good idea - do them as binary :p


 
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Cheddar

Paneer

Brie

Wenslydale

Halloumi

Stinking Bishop


 
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Callaghan,

Hill

Hunter

McIlkenny

Power

Walker


 
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Feast

Calippo

Twister

Fab

99

Mini milk

Cider refresher (may be the pub)


 
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In my place of work they're named after companies we've taken over, which is strangely sadistic.


 
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Are the name plates shaped like little tombstones?


 
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Won, Too, Tree, Fore, Hive, Sicks


 
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For geeks, Bond films (Goldfinger, Thunderball etc) or Trekkies (Sulu, Nimoy etc).


 
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Red Circle

Orange Circle

Red Triangle

Red Square

Red Pentagon

Orange Triangle


 
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go for the deliberate mistake

Brynner
McQueen
Bronson
Vaughn
Dexter
Coburn


 
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Are the name plates shaped like little tombstones?

The head of the CEO of each taken over company is trophy mounted inside each room as a warning to staff of what happens to the weak.


 
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Yan

Tyan

Tethera

Methera

Pimp

Sethera

Local variation may apply


 
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