Names

[ReubenGazertheAmazer]

Man I hate those names. Like a levitation or something, maybe called "Rise" or like a Vanish called "gone". Ugh.

Can you maybe explain it more? If you aren't selling it then it doesn't really matter. Also, make sure its original, do all your research! (just reminding you )

 

[chrystal baller]

instead of card pieces reformed y not card pieces restored. it makes a little more sense i think. or corner pieces restored

 

[Ramo D.]

can any one think of a meaning for R.I.P'D since we have like 5 for C.P.R

 

[Ramo D.]

can any one think of a meaning for R.I.P'D since we have like 5 for C.P.R

like Ramo's.Impromtu.Pieces.
or something like that

 

[cdwonderist]

Honestly Ramo I know you would love something that includes your name like ramo impromtu pieces.....but C.P.R. sounds awesome and refreshing. If you were planning on marketing it( which u shouldn't the market is flooded) C.P.R. would be more of an attention grabber. But just a personal effect for yourself then maybe R.I.P'D would workout better. But I like CPR.

 

[Randy]

Did you do the research to actually find out if your method has been done before. Otherwise if it's been published before and has been around for ages. You could most likely get into some trouble.

 

[jprace]

Here are some good sounding names... I don't know if they have been used or not.

Torn
T&R Project
TnR
RIP
Ripped and Restored
ReinCARDnation
Fusion

 

[Ramo D.]

Honestly Ramo I know you would love something that includes your name like ramo impromtu pieces.....but C.P.R. sounds awesome and refreshing. If you were planning on marketing it( which u shouldn't the market is flooded) C.P.R. would be more of an attention grabber. But just a personal effect for yourself then maybe R.I.P'D would workout better. But I like CPR.

i didnt want anything with my name in it i just wanted something that had a meaning like c.p.r did

 

[Steerpike]

did you have to post anything if you wernt gonna help?

He asked a legit question.

Out of curiosity, why does everyone recommend only one-word names?

 

[tally-ho]

Out of curiosity, why does everyone recommend only one-word names?

Because it's the "cool" thing to do.

 

[Steerpike]

Because it's the "cool" thing to do.

So it would seem.

 

[cdwonderist]

steerpike you seem to be very interesting

 

[Nickerus]

can any one think of a meaning for R.I.P'D since we have like 5 for C.P.R

Ripped In Pieces (then) Daringly Restored

R.I.P.'D and Restored

 

[Ramo D.]

Ripped In Pieces (then) Daringly Restored

R.I.P.'D and Restored

i thought of something like
Restoring Important Pieces
but i think imm go with
Card Pieces Restored (C.P.R)
thanks guys well for the ones who actually helped me

 

[Jv]

How about:

Reconstruction-Torn and Restored

Reinactment-Torn and Restored

 

[toyrobot]

Name it, General Cardster's Last Stand.

 

[The Tumbleweed]

Yeah, stray away from the one word things. They're about as original as popcorn at a cinema. (I'm tired, shut up.)

Why not... Grandpa Jenkins Goes to Town?

 

[toyrobot]

Yeah, stray away from the one word things. They're about as original as popcorn at a cinema. (I'm tired, shut up.)

Why not... Grandpa Jenkins Goes to Town?

Or, "The Grapes of Wrath Was A Good Book"

 

[joshrobarts]

the reason One word titles are so popular is basic marketing and business. A one word title is direct and easy to remember. If it is catchy and fitting it will remain in someone's memory much easier than something more complicated. Consumer's are dull simple beasts and as such the easier something is for them the more it pleases them. Look at any products, cereal, cars, soda, anything, its gonna be one word because thats how marketing works. its not your Aunt Conchita Laurenza Esperanza Rodrigo Lopez, its a trick. keep it simple

 

[GusEds]

How about you name it like the episodes of Friends?

"The one where I put the pieces together"

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