Name our Android contest!

[villian1998]

It's so simple

A.C. "The Cool" Android <---- see what I did there

 

[thehustleman]

Or Android Centurion.

 

[Ricky Babalu]

Pudge-Droid

 

[daniebello]

Andy!!

Andy!!

 

[droidman0922]

DroidMan or Weezy

 

[trooper54]

Call him Ace

A.C.E - Android Central Emblem

 

[The Pre Meister]

New Mascot

"Blur"

 

[dirtyd#AC]

Ajax the Android! Just because it sounds bad a**!!!

 

[technomom]

Name suggestions

Andude
Greenie
Lean Green Fightin' Machine

and, tongue in cheek....
Force Close

(ducking and running now).

 

[ju12zo]

I was gonna be cute and say Chris, because his arms are crossed.. (eh?!? See what I did there??)

But I really like ROM as previously stated by Matto. Its fitting for the site and whole community.

 

[ohhkenniplease]

anBROid


On my modified Red on Black HTC EVO

 

[Grape Drank]

I like Roy.

 

[joshuat]

How about Robobot

 

[sumyunguy]

1. c3ntr0
2. ac
3. roi

 

[gb2010]

New Name

my suggestion is "Cendroid" pronounced [sin-droid] (a combination of android & central)

 

[ssjnimma]

And-E

 

[thejke]

I was gonna say Andy the android but that was the very first one taken.

 

[freefromspam]

Saved by the Droid

Name him Slater. As in A.C. (Android Central) Slater.

 

[dmc1068]

Adam Lik and the three laws.

Like the scene in I, Robot.

"Although the late Dr. Isaac Asimov is credited as a writer in the "suggested by the book" category, there never was an Asimov "book" (i.e. novel) called I, Robot. A short story called "I, Robot", about a robot called "Adam Link", was written by Earl and Otto Binder (aka "Eando" Binder) and published in the January 1939 issue of Amazing Stories, well before the unrelated and more well-known book I, Robot (1950), a collection of short stories, by Isaac Asimov. Dr. Asimov has admitted to being heavily influenced by the Binder short story. The title of Asimov's collection was changed to "I Robot" by the publisher, against Asimov's wishes."

 

[kamek89]

Slimer (from ghostbusters)

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