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Killa-Killa wrote:Van Buren is a relatively common generic made-up name -nobody's copyrighted it-. there's a street named Van Buren near my home.
Yes, announcing a game too early will fck it up... somehow...
Martin Van Buren was a President of the United States (1837 to 1841)
If you haven't noticed they seem to be using US presidents for their project names. (Such as Jefferson).
Killa-Killa wrote:there's a street named Van Buren near my home.
Do you live in Chicago?
suppose you're thinking about a plate of shrimp. suddenly somebody will say like 'plate' or 'shrimp' or 'plate of shrimp', out of the blue, no explanation.
Killa-Killa wrote:there's a street named Van Buren near my home.
Do you live in Chicago?
A bordering 'Burb, so pretty much.
And by "Made-up" I mean picked out of the air.
KillaKilla's logic:
FOT and FO: BOS weren't FO at all!........... 1. I am nobody
DOGMEAT is God. Never dispute this!........ 2. Nobody is perfect
Up and coming hardware nerd.................. 3. Hence I am perfect
Who gives a fuck what the project name is? EVoG's game is called Project Phoenix for now but I doubt it will have anything to do with birdies. What is F3's safe title was COOKIES FOR HIRE?!? IT WOULDN'T BE ABOUT COOKIES!!!!!!!!!!!!
I always thought the idea of having a codename for something was so other people could not decide what the project actually was until they were allowed to know so.
