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Alphabet Soup I : Easy Warmup
These are abbreviations for companies, government agencies, etc. But what do they mean?
(Parts 2 and 3 will be harder.)
Photo by Tillwe at flickr.com
Comments (6)
RootBeer
RAS- LOL!
11 months ago
tickman
Harrison:
More important? Well, I guess it depends on who you ask.
But National Football League is more well-known. I'd never even heard of the Forensics League, until now.
Also:
NIagara Falls, NY (Amtrak code).
National Fertilisers Limited (a company in India)
No Free Lunch
Northumberland Ferries Limited (Prince Edward Island )
North Florida
Not Foot Launchable (an ultralight aircraft)
Newfoundland and Labrador (Important to those who live there).
Northern Football League (soccer)--one in England, another in Australia, a 3rd in Scotland.
BTW, the National Forensiscs League is only about 5 years younger than the National Football League (1925 vs 1920), so it is no fly by night organization.
I'll bet most of these initializations and abbreviations have multiple meanings. Gee: I could make more games with the same background...if I had the time.
2 years ago
harrison
NFL is national forensics league too...
I think it's more important, I'm part of it.
2 years ago
RonaldDerGrosse
Now I know what KGB stands for. Very good!
Toti
Emul
Esto
This was used in Wild West towns and Latin exams!
5 years ago
BoboLo
Might be easy, but instructive nevertheless!
5 years ago
tickman
You can see the photo here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/98652633@N00/44986844/
or find it at Wikipedia by searching for "Alphaabets Pasta".
The picture comes with a Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 Generic license.
Details:
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/deed.en
5 years ago