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So who came up wth the name Anandtech and why ??

In the beginning, there was this dude Anand. Said dude started a website about TECHnology. Anand + tech = Anandtech.
 
Originally posted by: kyparrish
In the beginning, there was this dude Anand. Said dude started a website about TECHnology. Anand + tech = Anandtech.

All lies!!!!!!!

It was foretold in the ancient prophecies that once a savior would be born.........
 
Back in the day, Carl and Tim used to have a bunch of computer experiments. They always used the term "And then?" After a while, the experiements came to be known as "Ands". Because "And" became a noun in this sense, it was proper English to say "an And". When they were putting together a tech site, there was no better name than "An And Tech". After you scrunch it all up, you get Anandtech.
 
I think that everyone should have to read the history behind Anandtech, and then take a test, before being allowed to make their first post.
 
Originally posted by: GeekDrew
I think that everyone should have to read the history behind Anandtech, and then take a test, before being allowed to make their first post.

Agreed... But after the test is passed, AT should issue a learner's permit of sorts, where for a month you can only post outside of OT & P&N..

Or rather the test should just be administered to those wanting to post in OT & P&N.

Edit: on second thought, people who actually want to post in P&N should just be shot upon application of the test.
 
Originally posted by: RichUK
as the title states ????????

how do u have over 640 posts without knowing where the hell u are posting at...
ur saying u never wondered, until now, why a site would be named "anandtech" instead of "technews" or some variation
 
Originally posted by: amcdonald
Originally posted by: GeekDrew
I think that everyone should have to read the history behind Anandtech, and then take a test, before being allowed to make their first post.

Agreed... But after the test is passed, AT should issue a learner's permit of sorts, where for a month you can only post outside of OT & P&N..

Or rather the test should just be administered to those wanting to post in OT & P&N.

Edit: on second thought, people who actually want to post in P&N should just be shot upon application of the test.

hahaha
 
Originally posted by: amcdonald
Originally posted by: GeekDrew
I think that everyone should have to read the history behind Anandtech, and then take a test, before being allowed to make their first post.

Agreed... But after the test is passed, AT should issue a learner's permit of sorts, where for a month you can only post outside of OT & P&N..

Or rather the test should just be administered to those wanting to post in OT & P&N.

Edit: on second thought, people who actually want to post in P&N should just be shot upon application of the test.

:laugh: :thumbsup:
 
Actually, I made up the name after trying these loser names: Microsoft(sounds like pr0n), Google(sounds like my dog drowning), Kraft Foods(Obviously a fake name) and Sony(of course I did not want to be associated with the Corleone gangster family) so I decided on Anandtech,since it rhymes with my name, which is Lou, of course.


Peace


Lounatik
 
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