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[MelRock]

Stone Temple Pilots were my favorite band in high school and they developed the name from the petroleum product brand STP = Standard Treated Petroleum. They thought the STP logo was cool and decided to develop a name based on it. Anyway, I guess I thought it was kinda cool too. So, there you go.

Very cool, I think if the STP was capitalized in your screen name I would never have thought what I did. It wasn't a reflection on you or your post and I am not really sure why I saw that in the name. I do not think I know you, anyway, great little history lesson there.

[STPacronym]

Very cool, I think if the STP was capitalized in your screen name I would never have thought what I did. It wasn't a reflection on you or your post and I am not really sure why I saw that in the name. I do not think I know you, anyway, great little history lesson there.

No worries. It's all good. And, no we don't know each other, but I know who you are. Which, I think most people on this board do. Lol

[31Ragin97]

......So the game is a sell-out? Lol

ill take it! build that narrative! only ranked team with two road wins and all home games have been sell outs

[STPacronym]

Turbine, did you "fix" my username?

[Turbine]

Turbine, did you "fix" my username?

I hope you don't mind, I can change it back.

You do not need to use caps in your name when signing in. Only the password is case sensitive.

ps I love the back story

[MelRock]

I hope you don't mind, I can change it back.

You do not need to use caps in your name when signing in. Only the password is case sensitive.

ps I love the back story

Awesome back story.

[BeauCajun]

As an STP fan, I also like the back story. It’s not Dead and Bloated.

[Jacob81]

The Cajuns will be smellin like a rose tomorrow afternoon

[HelmutVII]

Stone Temple Pilots were my favorite band in high school and they developed the name from the petroleum product brand STP = Standard Treated Petroleum. They thought the STP logo was cool and decided to develop a name based on it. Anyway, I guess I thought it was kinda cool too. So, there you go.

I thought it was for Standard Temperature and Pressure.

[STPacronym]

I thought it was for Standard Temperature and Pressure.

Well, there are different understandings and uses of the acronym. It looks like I messed up the story. Scientifically, not Standard.

From STP's website:

In October 1954, three businessmen with a mere $3,000 in start-up capital introduced the first STP® product in St. Joseph, MO. Scientifically Treated Petroleum, better known as STP®, began with one product — STP® Oil Treatment. It helped automobile motor oil resist thinning at high temperatures and pressures.