Artisans? Unless you want them named after techniques used to create a water source or named after people from a region of France.
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Originally Posted by Harry Lime
Let's take a look at the best name in all of sports. The Nippon Hamfighters. Now, I know that there is a lot lost in translation. So I will translate directly into English, so we can use this as an example of a starting point :
"A team of valiant fighters dedicated to victory over ham."
It is Nippon Ham Fighters not Nippon Hamfighters. This is a key difference. They are fighting on behalf of the Nippon Ham corporation, not against ham. They are certainly pro-ham.
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Artisans? Unless you want them named after techniques used to create a water source or named after people from a region of France.
Yes, Artesians. It's a reference to a silly mythological creature invented for a series of commercials for Olympia beer, back in the day. (Olympia was heavily advertised as being made with artesian water.)
There, now the rest of you are in the loop with us old farts.
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Yes, Artesians. It's a reference to a silly mythological creature invented for a series of commercials for Olympia beer, back in the day. (Olympia was heavily advertised as being made with artesian water.)
There, now the rest of you are in the loop with us old farts.
The first beer commercial I remember ended with "My name is Joe and I am Canadian." I do know who Spuds Mackenzie is though. Thanks for the history lesson.
