Wednesday, January 14, 2009

Team s.t.ë.k.

Last noights felt like tenth week or something ridiculous like that. I broke my own record, sleeping at 4am during the second week of school due to. well. obviously. homework. However, I once again woke up to a danceable, heel-clickable, sunny day :) and what made it even better, seriously only by the Grace of God, the website we are supposed to design for (which I was working oh.too.intently on all day yesterday) is now due on monday! THANK YOU GOD.

and what does this have to do with team stëk? nothing. really.
but. aside from grasping your attention (at least i hope it did)

i would like to mention how ridiculously awesome this team name is.
this is how Jon, Francis, Daniel, and I came up with it for cogs102B.

Thought Process (cut down to the most important parts):

  1. How about animals?
    Turtles? I like turtles.
  2. How about a classy name?
    CLASSY TURTLES! kill two birds with one stone!
    "and now, here are the classy turtles...." errrr. no.
  3. What about an accronym?
    like. "sick" studies of ethnographic cultures...
    isn't that sec (pronounced as seck. not sick)
  4. head scratcher for the longest time. while one. namely jon
    was still stuck on his classy turtles hahahhha.
  5. HOW ABOUT TATER TOTS?
    ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. no.
  6. hey. how about steak?
    you know. it's like a classy type of food.
  7. OH! and it can stand for "Studies of The Ethnographic Cognition".
  8. isn't that stek... "steck"...
  9. HEY how about those german things
    or some accent. that can change the pronounciation.
  10. and here we have "Team s.t.ë.k."
    it encompasses the essence of. everything.
    we got the creativity. the not-so-seriousness.
    the closet nerd behind it all with the accronym.
    AND. it is internationally sound. what more can you ask for? 8]

by the way. you read it as steak. but with a low german voice. so team is high pitched and stek is low.

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