All makes - Terms used regularly on the forum - Steveieb

I see the same references used by contributors of the forum, such as SWMBO etc .

But what does MOSCOW stand for and do you know any other amusing synonyms ?

All makes - Terms used regularly on the forum - Avant

Acronyms, actually!

SWMBO is the only one I use on here - others will no doubt contribute.

Fortunately we don't need to use the ones that servicemen serving overseas used when we were at war - sometimes to evade the censors:

SWALK - Sealed With A Loving Kiss

ITALY - I Trust And Love You

BURMA - Be Undressed Ready, My Angel

NORWICH - (K)Nickers Off Ready When I Come Home

Edited by Avant on 18/07/2017 at 17:36

All makes - Terms used regularly on the forum - FP

“The MoSCoW method is a prioritization technique…an acronym derived from the first letter of each of four prioritization categories (Must have, Should have, Could have, and Won't have), with the interstitial Os added to make the word pronounceable.” (Wikipedia)

Where would we be without Google?

Edited by FP on 18/07/2017 at 18:21

All makes - Terms used regularly on the forum - Engineer Andy

“The MoSCoW method is a prioritization technique…an acronym derived from the first letter of each of four prioritization categories (Must have, Should have, Could have, and Won't have), with the interstitial Os added to make the word pronounceable.” (Wikipedia)

Where would we be without Google?

Probably still using 'Ask Jeeves'? Visiting honestjohn.com by mistake for first-time users?

Even HJ gets in on the act with his HAT awards for Highly Approved Traders!

LOL (laugh out loud)!

All makes - Terms used regularly on the forum - nailit

Old time favourite;

RTFM read the fxxxing manual.

Especially useful when replying to lazy er peeps :-)

All makes - Terms used regularly on the forum - RobJP

FUBAR

****** Up Beyond All Repair.

A friend of mine who works in IT uses PICNIC

Problem In Chair, Not In Computer.

All makes - Terms used regularly on the forum - Glaikit Wee Scunner {P}

AFAIK as far as I know.

IIRC if I recall correctly.

And SWMBO quoting H R Haggard via the great Horace Rumpole. She who must be obeyed.

FIAT fix it again tomorrow.

All makes - Terms used regularly on the forum - Steveieb

Not forgetting Honda - Honda Owners Need Daily Attention

The six "P " s

Perfect planning prevents p*** poor performance.

And NTK the perfect answer to inquisitive people

Need to know!

Please dont mention BMW !

All makes - Terms used regularly on the forum - bathtub tom

LOTUS - Lots Of Trouble Usually Serious.

All makes - Terms used regularly on the forum - primus 1

ACE...ar#e covering exercise

All makes - Terms used regularly on the forum - focussed

SNAFU - situation normal - all f***ed up

NFN - normal for norfolk (now actually a programme on BBC Radio Norfolk)

FORD - fix or repair daily -or - found on road dead

DACIA - Daca Ai Cap, Iei Altceva (Romanian - [if you have a head - get another] ( If you're smart buy something else)

JAGUAR - just another gearbox under annual repair

JEEP - just expect excessive problems

All makes - Terms used regularly on the forum - Avant

SKODA - Some Kind Of Downmarket Audi

TVR - Thrills Versus Reliability

All makes - Terms used regularly on the forum - Vitesse6

QANTAS - Quite a nice trip all survived

All makes - Terms used regularly on the forum - Avant

Or - Queer And Nasty - Try Another Service.

And of course dear old BA - Baggage in Amsterdam.

All makes - Terms used regularly on the forum - nellyjak

Or - Queer And Nasty - Try Another Service.

And of course dear old BA - Baggage in Amsterdam.

..not forgetting BOAC...Better On A Camel.

All makes - Terms used regularly on the forum - craig-pd130

As I often think to myself when I see someone driving one of the current generation of hideous Rolls-Royces:

LOMBARD (loads of money, but a right d*ckh**d)

All makes - Terms used regularly on the forum - argybargy

COBBLERS: Cap on backwards, b****cks etc really small.

I made that one up specially, just for tailgaters.

But (edit) forgot about the"L"

Edited by argybargy on 19/07/2017 at 23:31