Subj : Re: Language
To   : Ron Lauzon
From : Daryl Stout
Date : Mon Feb 22 2021 10:04:00

Ron,

 DS>   And, especially when you realize that late in the week,
 DS>   you're "S)o H)appy I)t's T)hursday". <G>

 AA> That one can be used twice a week!  S) H) I) T)ue/hu.

 DS>   It only works if Wednesday is your Friday. <G>

 RL> Any day is a good day for S)pecial H)igh I)ntinsity T)raining.
 RL> Especially if you are on the F)ast A)ction R)esponse T)eam.

  Well, it looks like M)essage E)ntered T)opics H)ave A)mazing
N)oted E)xpositions. <G>

  Seriously, it was in Rome where acronyms got their unabbreviated 
start, with SPQR -- Senatus Populousque Romanus -- Senate And People 
Of Rome.

  One of the 2 research papers I did in college that I enjoyed doing,
was on acronyms (the other was on hurricanes). For the rest of them,
I had the attitude "Why should I study about the American Revolution??
I know who won". <G> While I likely know my history better than most
kids nowadays, to me, ancient history classes were rather dull, IMO.

Daryl

.... "AEIOUEIAUO" - sorry, I have uncontrolled vowel movements
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