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Callaghan,

Hill

Hunter

McIlkenny

Power

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Twister

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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

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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

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Methera

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Local variation may apply


 
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A  mixture of classic bikes:

69er (Trek)

Stiffee (Cove)

Prince Albert (Dialled Bikes)

Slash (Trek)

Mr Big (Rose)

4 Banger (Schwinn)

Ohhh I've owned 50% of this list


 
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Ours are named after rivers. It's rubbish.

The all have the outlook prefix "C=" which I think is a missed opportunity to name one of them "sqrt E/M"


 
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Gronda gronda.


 
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The all have the outlook prefix “C=” which I think is a missed opportunity to name one of them “sqrt E/M”

Or,


 
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Gronda gronda.

Doogy rev. 😉

No one gets snacks unless they can correctly guess " How many Argonds are around the pond?"


 
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Well for a start you ought to call them "Imagineering suites". Meeting rooms are so last decade.


 
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Geeky numbers, anyone?

√2

log<sub>2</sub> 3

e

π

<i>e</i><sup><span class="texhtml">π</span></sup>

Edit: ffs.


 
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kuusi palaa

kuusi palaa

kuusi palaa

kuusi palaa

kuusi palaa

kuusi palaa


 
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Q

W

E

R

T

Y


 
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Awesome suggestions, STW at its finest.

👍😜


 
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Zen

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ninfan

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Posted : 10/09/2018 4:39 pm
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Do you have other offices?  One of the most confusing places I have worked had its HQ meeting rooms named after its other sites (presumably in a pretence of inclusivity).  However it created much confusion on meeting invites when the meeting said it was in the Munich Room or when looking for Dave, and someone said "He's in New York".

Given its a tech company you can possibly achieve the same "hysteria" by naming them after local coffee shops...


 
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A Bath based company my firm acquired named it's servers after famous serial killers. That'd be eye opening, but probably not good for your HR record as a suggestion!


 
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One small company I worked for named their Novell mail servers (that ages me a bit) after Cup Final Referees. Which caused much hilarity* with such choice phrases as 'Can someone unblock Arthur Ellis'. It also made new members of staff look a little wary about possible initiation rituals 🙂

* possibly over-stating the amount of hilarity actually caused


 
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Zen

Orac

Holly

Marvin

Hal

Tim

I started down this road too.  Had Hal, Orac, Holly, then started to flounder after Andromeda.  Eddie from H2G2 perhaps?  Then figured it was a bit too obscure so dropped it.

What's "Tim"


 
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What’s “Tim”

Tomorrow People innit?......or the Speaking Clock?


 
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Areas from the shipping forecast


 
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A company I do business with has meeting rooms named after famous people from Cheltenham including Arthur "Bomber" Harris!


 
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Famous star ships?

Death Star

Battlestar Galactica

Enterprise

Nostromo

Moonbase Alpha

Red Dwarf


 
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Yeah, naming of servers is a whole other ball game.  I once worked at a place where the Domain was SPRINGFIELD and all the servers were Simpsons' characters.  I took great delight in naming a new core router as "Wiggum" on the grounds that it directed traffic.

Most places I've seen in recent years have more mundane approaches like "BU-DC01," it's a lost art.


 
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Famous star ships?

Someone at work suggested that.  It's a great idea I think, “Your 1-to-1 this year will be in The Death Star, see you at 12:30.”


 
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We know what's best for everybody room

Underlings wage reduction room

Court Jester performance appraisal room

The executives cost reduction and bonus extravaganza room

The customers always right and miscellaneous bullshit room

The proprietary standards and brand power struggle at customers expense room

Could be shortened to punchy acronyms eh!


 
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I had some meetings at a Unilever office. Meeting rooms were named after products and decorated as such. The Pot Noodle room was very restrained but the Marmite room just looked like someone smeared a dirty protest across the walls.


 
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Study

Library

Bathroom

Bedroom

Dining Room

Lounge


 
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Black Knight

Knights of Nee

Cave of Caerbannog

Tim

White Bunny

Knickets Room


 
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Ummm.. I'm going to need you to go ahead and name those rooms:

Lumbergh, Gibbons, Milton, Smykowski, Bob and Bob

Okay champ? That'd be great.


 
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Matt, surely one of those rooms should be "The Shrubbery"?


 
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solid

liquid

gas

plasma

Bose-Einstein condensates

marmite


 
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Do you have other offices?  One of the most confusing places I have worked had its HQ meeting rooms named after its other sites (presumably in a pretence of inclusivity).  However it created much confusion on meeting invites when the meeting said it was in the Munich Room or when looking for Dave, and someone said “He’s in New York”.

I was based at the 'Macdonald Avimore Resort' in Aviemore for a job recently. There are several hotels in the complex - one of which is, for clarity, called 'Aviemore' The also have a hotel called 'Morlich' and in their conference facility a conference room called 'Morlich' these of course aren't in the same building, but to save confusion they're right next to each other.

While I was based there I needed to have an urgent package couriered to me overnight - it arrived the next morning - ace. It then took 5 days to find its way from whoever signed for it to me - by which time it was  obviously useless.


 
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Experiencing a Significant Gravitas Shortfall

Wisdom Like Silence

Prosthetic Conscience

Anticipation of a New Lover's Arrival, The


 
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Shock, Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, Acceptance

(The six stages of a Meeting Invitation)


 
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Macaskill

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Chausson

Barnes (ms.)

Top Chief


 
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Sight

Hearing

Taste

Smell

Touch

Common


 
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Guantanamo

Abu Graib

Sakhalin

Broadmoor

The Bastille

Australia


 
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Monday.

Tuesday.

Wednesday.

Thursday.

Friday.

Saturday.

That should confuse things nicely.


 
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Hob Nob

Digestive

Rich Tea

Bourbon

Malted Milk

Duchy Originals

on the off-site meeting room, I worked at ICL Dalkeith for a couple of summers. Site code was DAL-01. DAL-02 was The Cross Keys, outside the front gates.

Or, named after Iain M Banks GSVs or similar. Done already by Elon Musk.

Of Course I Still Love You

Just Read the Instructions

Funny, It Worked Last Time

Ultimate Ship the Second

You Would If You Really Loved Me

What Are The Civilian Applications?


 
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solid

liquid

gas

plasma

Bose-Einstein condensates

marmite

I laughed a lot at that, nice work.


 
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Eric

Tiffany

Donald Jr

Ivanka

Barron

Mueller


 
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Vostok 1
Apollo 11
Salyut 1
Pioneer 10
Columbia
Rosetta


 
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Because it would add to general confusion and ambiguity:

up, down, strange, charm, bottom, and top.

(free Physics lesson in the refs)


 
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This is my favourite so far, though I like thestabiliser's list too.


 
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Just call them all Dave


 
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Ywan

Laugh

Snore

Sneeze

Cough

Trump!


 
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Helpmann

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Dowser

Tuttle

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Damn it too slow to suggest Iain M Banks spaceship names, there loads of them

https://qntm.org/culture

I like:

No more mr nice guy

Just read the instructions

The Anticipation Of A New Lover's Arrival

Serious Callers Only

Ultimate Ship The Second

God told me to do it


 
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Our company is quite dull.

We just have 'the big room' and 'the one next to Peter's office'

Do you have anyone caled Peter and is next to one of yours?

.


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

I can only imagine the levels of indecision taking place in the Kryten room.

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And here's me thinking I was being original by suggesting naming them afte...

...never mind.

FWIW my choices would be:
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Happy Idiot Talk

It'll Be Over By Christmas

Uninvited Guest (that won't make visitors feel awkward at all)

Another Fine Product From The Nonsense Factory

Falling Outside The Normal Moral Constraints

Anything Legal Considered


 
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Ada Lovelace

Margaret Hamilton

Hedy Lamarr

Jean Bartik

Mary Lee Woods

Sophie Wilson

(just realised I can’t exactly write my name off on this one...)

edit - actually, if you did use these names, I will happily come along and do a talk about why each of them is so important to the world we live in today. I could talk about them all all day...


 
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Because it would add to general confusion and ambiguity:

updownstrangecharmbottom, and top.

(free Physics lesson in the refs)

I like this one best 🙂


 
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A room

B room

C room

D room

E room

Froome


 
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If you can't see in one of them until you open the door, remove it from the booking system and call it Schrödinger.


 
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If we're going with Culture ships you have to have a room named Meatf***er.


 
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if you did use these names, I will happily come along and do a talk about why each of them is so important

I'd love to hold you to that.


 
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Lighting

Jet

Hunter

Saracen

Shadow

Wolf


 
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Left me

Family

Heartache

Headache

Lonely

Sorrow


 
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Just number them, much easier than faffing about with names.

Room 101

13

666

668 - next to 666, the neighbour of the beast

0.666 The number of the millibeast

404 - Room not found


 
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jeopardy

terminable

sensitive

flammable

determinate

flagrante

(my vote's for 1 - 6)


 
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Homer

Marge

Bart

Lisa

Maggie

Mr Burns.


 
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Thinking about it, there's not enough star trek suggestions. So how about some character names;

1st of four

2nd of four

3rd of four

7 of 9

Hugh

Locutus


 
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Flowers

Hendry

Le Saux

Sherwood

Sutton

Shearer


 
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Peter Theodore Alphege

Mary Anne Charlottle Emma

Thomas Wentworth Somerset Dunstan

Anselm Charles Fitzwilliam

Alfred Wolfric Leyson Plus

Sixtus Dominic Boniface Christopher


 
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Monday.

Tuesday.

Wednesday.

Thursday.

Friday.

Saturday.

Hah genius - go with this. "Eh, is the meeting on Tuesday or in Tuesday?" love it


 
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↑↑

↓↓

← →

← →

B

A


 
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4

8

15

16

23

42


 
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Cohen

Manafort

Flynn

Gates

Papadopoulos

Trump


 
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Razzle

Club

Mayfair

Fiesta

Penthouse

Escort


 
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Strong breeze

High Wind, moderate gale

Gale, fresh gale

Strong/severe gale

Storm/whole gale

Violent Storm

And for the Bogs..

Hurricane force


 
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