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New ropakstadt

Roma astra wrote:WAIT! I think I've got it:
The Protogent Scoop
(Protogent is a scam antivirus renowned for its cringe commercials and Antivirus RAP)

Don't believe me? Here's the Protogent Rap in all it's glory:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIp06sdFHLM

They stole Super Why, though.

Rockemsockem wrote:.. well that's 2 minutes i'll never get back. That video was terrible, didn't even make it to the end..

Just proves my point that the name is perfect to use for a troll newsletter.

Roma astra wrote:WAIT! I think I've got it:
The Protogent Scoop
(Protogent is a scam antivirus renowned for its cringe commercials and Antivirus RAP)

Don't believe me? Here's the Protogent Rap in all it's glory:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIp06sdFHLM

Stringent Informatory Acquisitionists

Roma astra wrote:Just proves my point that the name is perfect to use for a troll newsletter.

I think I lost braincells from that video, I want them back..

Honourbound wrote:Stringent Informatory Acquisitionists

Hmm... good name but not funny. We're looking for ironic names here. Think The Onion with elements borrowed from National Lampoon and Monty Python's Flying Circus

Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuugh, stupid hot pizza rolls!

Roma astra

Roma astra

Empire of Beldemark wrote:Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuugh, stupid hot pizza rolls!

Rip. Also welcome back, amigo! You're just in time for the best discussion ever! We're putting together an international troll newsletter like The Onion, but we're having difficulty coming up with a name. Care to join us?

Roma astra wrote:Rip. Also welcome back, amigo! You're just in time for the best discussion ever! We're putting together an international troll newsletter like The Onion, but we're having difficulty coming up with a name. Care to join us?

Mamma Mia's Daily Newspaper

When your Genshin Impact friend prays for the success of your gacha rolls and you get the 2 characters you are aiming for:

https://media.tenor.com/images/a78c5f122ec521b4569bc15763e96a58/tenor.gif

True Europa State wrote:Mamma Mia's Daily Newspaper

Good, but not clever enough. It has to seem like it's an actual newsletter, but in fact it's just troll news.

Roma astra wrote:Hmm... good name but not funny. We're looking for ironic names here. Think The Onion with elements borrowed from National Lampoon and Monty Python's Flying Circus

1.Stringent Bumfluff Acquisitionists.
2. The Poorest.

Honourbound wrote:Stringent Bumfluff Acquisitionists.

The Stringent Asinine Papers

Mestovakia wrote:When your Genshin Impact friend prays for the success of your gacha rolls and you get the 2 characters you are aiming for:

https://media.tenor.com/images/a78c5f122ec521b4569bc15763e96a58/tenor.gif

Nice klee gif.

Also, that was me!

To everybody on the RMB, I did demonic screeching as a good luck ritual

Roma astra wrote:The Stringent Asinine Papers

Actually..
The Catalysts. Sounds better imo.

Mestovakia wrote:When your Genshin Impact friend prays for the success of your gacha rolls and you get the 2 characters you are aiming for:

https://media.tenor.com/images/a78c5f122ec521b4569bc15763e96a58/tenor.gif

Oi, Mesto! We're making an international troll newsletter like The Onion, but we can't come up with a name. Would you care to join us?

Honourbound wrote:Actually..
The Catalysts. Sounds better imo.

The Catalysts...
sounds corporate, tasteless, and perfectly fitting for what a capitalist newsletter would be called. Perfectly deceptive!

Roma astra wrote:Hmm... good name but not funny. We're looking for ironic names here. Think The Onion with elements borrowed from National Lampoon and Monty Python's Flying Circus

The.. National lampoonic flying circus of an onion?

Roma astra wrote:Oi, Mesto! We're making an international troll newsletter like The Onion, but we can't come up with a name. Would you care to join us?

I have a suggestion, but it's a shot across the bows of a news group I don't like.

Rockemsockem wrote:The.. National lampoonic flying circus of an onion?

Too long and obviously a joke, but a good shot nonetheless :)

Roma astra wrote:Good, but not clever enough. It has to seem like it's an actual newsletter, but in fact it's just troll news.

OOC: The whistle-blowing peacock. Supposedly whistle-blowing, but all flash and no substance - just reporting on random scandals.

Mestovakia wrote:I have a suggestion, but it's a shot across the bows of a news group I don't like.

As long as it sounds boring and generic, it's good. I think our best bet here is just to make a newsletter that sounds real but actually is just a joke.

Roma astra wrote:As long as it sounds boring and generic, it's good. I think our best bet here is just to make a newsletter that sounds real but actually is just a joke.

The Charger Remote

True Europa State wrote:Update on the eye situation:

Dunking my open eye into water did not help, the black thing stays. I did a bit of research, and eye floaters aren't directly dangerous, however, as quoted from google "may be considered dangerous if they are caused by a serious underlying retinal condition", and I don't believe that I have a serious underlying retinal condition

I've several eye-floaters. They're harmless enough.

True Europa State wrote:The Charger Remote

This is a good one.

Alright, so here's what I figure we should do: make a list of the top 10 names and pick from there.

Jar Wattinree wrote:I've several eye-floaters. They're harmless enough.

Oh cool, thanks for telling me. Good to know that they're harmless

Roma astra wrote:This is a good one.

Alright, so here's what I figure we should do: make a list of the top 10 names and pick from there.

Alright, cool

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