yes, definitely
YES!!!
/me would love Brandon forever if he did so
yes Please
oh c’mon… please please
Word.
(It was my idea… :p)
i voted yes defently but thats before i thought of the a much better name. Rumor CNC
*Originally posted by FotoPlasma *
**Word.(It was my idea… :p) **
Thats why I voted no 
*Originally posted by FotoPlasma *
**Word.(It was my idea… :p) **
YEEEEESSSSS
(Ps…Jim Rocks)
can we call it the Mr. Volcano fourm
hah. i like roumor cnc 
*Originally posted by D.J. Fluck *
**Thats why I voted no
can we all beat DJ down?
j/k
I cant seem to find the option that says “Hell Yes!!” I wanted that one =/
/me thought CD was a dictatorship?
Oh well, maybe its a benevolent dictatorship
Psst… we only need 1403 more people to say yes before Brandon changes it =)
Cory
Computer Numerically Controlled Rumors…
Eh…
I’m biased towards Rumor Lathe…
My vote stands.
Rumor mill just sounds too…plain. Change the name to anything else
I don’t think I could change it.
It was ‘Rumor Mill’ before I got here.
But… Brandon=CD god… i am so disillusioned now
/me shakes head
Cory
Notice that the poll asks whether the name should be changed to rumour lathe, not rumor lathe.
Lathe? bah, who needs lathes? just chuck the part in a hand held drill and have some one run it on high. Pull out your cut off bit (leatherman flat head screw driver) and have fun.
Instant (cheap) lathe.
Anywho, Rumor lathe does sound cool…
-Andy A.
*Originally posted by Brandon Martus *
**I don’t think I could change it.
It was ‘Rumor Mill’ before I got here. **
It was rumor mill at National back at 99’… A big piece of paper on a stand in front of Chief Delphi’s pit area… And beside it a poster of all CD posters’ picture, about a hand full of them I would say. You will have to ask all of those posters before you make a change to the name “rumor mill”.
It’s just a tradition you can’t easily change… Its like the definition of a “meter”:
The meter is the length of the path traveled by light in vacuum during a time interval of 1/299792458 of a second. (17th CGPM (1983), Rés. 1).
Or the definition of a “wheel”:
Main Entry: 1wheel
Pronunciation: 'hwE(&)l, 'wE(&)l
Function: noun
Usage: often attributive
Etymology: Middle English, from Old English hweogol, hwEol; akin to Old Norse hvEl wheel, Greek kyklos circle, wheel, Skt cakra, Latin colere to cultivate, inhabit, Sanskrit carati he moves, wanders
Date: before 12th century
1 : a circular frame of hard material that may be solid, partly solid, or spoked and that is capable of turning on an axle
2 : a contrivance or apparatus having as its principal part a wheel: as a : a chiefly medieval instrument of torture designed for mutilating a victim (as by stretching or disjointing) b : BICYCLE c : any of many revolving disks or drums used as gambling paraphernalia d : POTTER’s wheel e : STEERING WHEEL
3 a : an imaginary turning wheel symbolizing the inconstancy of fortune b : a recurring course, development, or action : CYCLE
4 : something resembling a wheel in shape or motion: as a : a round flat cheese b : a firework that rotates while burning c : a propeller on a boat
5 a : a curving or circular movement b : a rotation or turn usually about an axis or center; specifically : a turning movement of troops or ships in line in which the units preserve alignment and relative positions as they change direction
6 a : a moving or essential part of something compared to a machine <the wheels of government> b : a directing or controlling force c : a person of importance especially in an organization <a big wheel>
7 : the refrain or burden of a song
8 a : a circuit of theaters or places of entertainment b : a sports league
9 plural, slang : a wheeled vehicle; especially : AUTOMOBILE
- wheel·less /'hwE(&)l-l&s, 'wE(&)l-/ adjective
Hmm… Well, maybe not as big as the definition of a wheel…
*Originally posted by srjjs *
**Notice that the poll asks whether the name should be changed to rumour lathe, not rumor lathe. **
Ack! The British are at it again!
And I voted no just because like Ken said, it’s a tradition.
Bah…
Party poopers…