Submitted by IcyMidnight on February 28, 2011 - 12:50am.
Nice!
sindre.sandvik
Submitted by sindre.sandvik on February 28, 2011 - 12:59am.
Very nice, it made my day...
tudza
Submitted by tudza on February 28, 2011 - 1:53am.
Then there's the Welsh version
Old McDonald had a farm
L Y L Y W
samuli
Submitted by samuli on February 28, 2011 - 2:05am.
E-I-E-I-O. Enforce In-Order Execution of I/O. (Assembly mnemonic for an operation on PowerPC processors.)
That can't be anything but deliberate either :D
OneUniverse
Submitted by OneUniverse on February 28, 2011 - 4:25am.
Here's to thinking outside the box! Good goin', JAM.
miasaki666
Submitted by miasaki666 on February 28, 2011 - 4:39am.
Oh, JAMMIE. you never fail to impress. XD
pixelpixie
Submitted by pixelpixie on February 28, 2011 - 8:01am.
Haha! This made my morning.
Emanresu
Submitted by Emanresu on February 28, 2011 - 9:03am.
That's amazing if it was spontaneous.
bekah
Submitted by bekah on February 28, 2011 - 10:55am.
This made my day. Thanks Jam <3
SamN
Submitted by SamN on February 28, 2011 - 12:51pm.
I knew that acronyms were created purposfuly so that they were funhy/an actuall word.
BobIsAPerson
Submitted by BobIsAPerson on February 28, 2011 - 4:48pm.
This is why I should never be allowed to name things or approve names of things. Customers would eventually realize I was making fun of them pretty mercilessly. Cleverness would be rewarded. Snarky cleverness doubly so.
Fuseblower
Submitted by Fuseblower on March 1, 2011 - 2:57am.
Yes... reminds me of something we got from Philips years ago when they first started making vidicon picture pickup tubes - the precursor to the CCD devices that are now ubiquitous. These produced rather variable amounts of visible noise, and even on a good one you used to get strange noise artefacts around the edge. When we asked the Philips engineers about this, they cheerily replied "Oh don't worry about that, it's just parc noise".
Not wishing to appear too daft, we just accepted that without too much enquiry of them, and went away to look it up. Needless to say we couldn't find any reference to it at all. So eventually we went back a little sheepishly and asked them what it was. They confessed that honestly they didn't know. So to stop customers asking too many questions, they just gave it a suitable name and reversed it...
TephaAnne
Submitted by TephaAnne on April 8, 2011 - 8:54pm.
I near sporfled my cereal when I saw this. Just re-read the whole archive and this made me laugh hardest of any of them.
You are my hero!
the4given
Submitted by the4given on December 1, 2015 - 4:30pm.
worst navy acronym ever, in nuclear power school they used to have mechanical theory and heat transfer and fluid flow instructors teach in the school, they were officers but never went through any officer program. NO LIE they were called Direct Input Limited Duty Officers. They have since changed the title to Direct Input Officers.
Comments
Nice!
Very nice, it made my day...
Then there's the Welsh version
Old McDonald had a farm
L Y L Y W
E-I-E-I-O. Enforce In-Order Execution of I/O. (Assembly mnemonic for an operation on PowerPC processors.)
That can't be anything but deliberate either :D
Here's to thinking outside the box! Good goin', JAM.
Oh, JAMMIE. you never fail to impress. XD
Haha! This made my morning.
That's amazing if it was spontaneous.
This made my day. Thanks Jam <3
I knew that acronyms were created purposfuly so that they were funhy/an actuall word.
This is why I should never be allowed to name things or approve names of things. Customers would eventually realize I was making fun of them pretty mercilessly. Cleverness would be rewarded. Snarky cleverness doubly so.
Yes... reminds me of something we got from Philips years ago when they first started making vidicon picture pickup tubes - the precursor to the CCD devices that are now ubiquitous. These produced rather variable amounts of visible noise, and even on a good one you used to get strange noise artefacts around the edge. When we asked the Philips engineers about this, they cheerily replied "Oh don't worry about that, it's just parc noise".
Not wishing to appear too daft, we just accepted that without too much enquiry of them, and went away to look it up. Needless to say we couldn't find any reference to it at all. So eventually we went back a little sheepishly and asked them what it was. They confessed that honestly they didn't know. So to stop customers asking too many questions, they just gave it a suitable name and reversed it...
I near sporfled my cereal when I saw this. Just re-read the whole archive and this made me laugh hardest of any of them.
You are my hero!
worst navy acronym ever, in nuclear power school they used to have mechanical theory and heat transfer and fluid flow instructors teach in the school, they were officers but never went through any officer program. NO LIE they were called Direct Input Limited Duty Officers. They have since changed the title to Direct Input Officers.