Noticed a landy with "countryside council for Wales" or somesuch on the
side, and it occurred to me that no-one questions such people driving around
on the scenery.
so, what we need is a suitable-sounding organisation. Then I got to
thinking of titles that provided suitable acronyms... of course, yer ideal
acronym has to give the impression that the title of the organisation was
chosen to get the acronym, not vice versa (mentioning no GLASSes.. :-))
so far, I've got:
Countryside Responsible Use Department
and bearing in mind that you seem to have to have a meaningless catchphrase
now as well...
Promoting Responsible Access and Tourism Safely.
Anyone else?
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Appearances: You don't really need make-up. Celebrate your authentic
face by frightening people in the street.
from the Little Book of Complete B***ocks by Alistair Beaton.
Austin Shackles wrote:
> Noticed a landy with "countryside council for Wales" or somesuch on
> the side, and it occurred to me that no-one questions such people
> driving around on the scenery.
>
> so, what we need is a suitable-sounding organisation. Then I got to
> thinking of titles that provided suitable acronyms... of course, yer
> ideal acronym has to give the impression that the title of the
> organisation was chosen to get the acronym, not vice versa
> (mentioning no GLASSes.. :-))
> so far, I've got:
>
> Countryside Responsible Use Department
>
> and bearing in mind that you seem to have to have a meaningless
> catchphrase now as well...
>
> Promoting Responsible Access and Tourism Safely.
>
>
>
> Anyone else?
Shoes Hats Apparel Today
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Subaru WRX
Landrover 110 County Station Wagon (Tyson)
WTB a clean RRC pref 3.9 or LSE 4.2
Austin Shackles wrote:
> Noticed a landy with "countryside council for Wales" or somesuch on
> the side, and it occurred to me that no-one questions such people
> driving around on the scenery.
>
> so, what we need is a suitable-sounding organisation. Then I got to
> thinking of titles that provided suitable acronyms... of course, yer
> ideal acronym has to give the impression that the title of the
> organisation was chosen to get the acronym, not vice versa
> (mentioning no GLASSes.. :-))
> so far, I've got:
>
> Countryside Responsible Use Department
>
> and bearing in mind that you seem to have to have a meaningless
> catchphrase now as well...
>
> Promoting Responsible Access and Tourism Safely.
>
>
>
> Anyone else?
Rights In Place Offroad For Farmers
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Subaru WRX
Landrover 110 County Station Wagon (Tyson)
WTB a clean RRC pref 3.9 or LSE 4.2
so Austin Shackles was, like...
> Noticed a landy with "countryside council for Wales" or somesuch on
> the side, and it occurred to me that no-one questions such people
> driving around on the scenery.
>
> so, what we need is a suitable-sounding organisation. Then I got to
> thinking of titles that provided suitable acronyms... of course, yer
> ideal acronym has to give the impression that the title of the
> organisation was chosen to get the acronym, not vice versa
> (mentioning no GLASSes.. :-))
> so far, I've got:
>
> Countryside Responsible Use Department
>
> and bearing in mind that you seem to have to have a meaningless
> catchphrase now as well...
>
> Promoting Responsible Access and Tourism Safely.
>
>
>
> Anyone else?
"Austin Shackles" <austinNOSPAM@ddol-las.net> wrote in message
news:dptqj1hvelcf7dqf2bc9c3o82gtnnatfj9@4ax.com...
>
> Noticed a landy with "countryside council for Wales" or somesuch on the
> side, and it occurred to me that no-one questions such people driving
around
> on the scenery.
>
> so, what we need is a suitable-sounding organisation. Then I got to
> thinking of titles that provided suitable acronyms... of course, yer ideal
> acronym has to give the impression that the title of the organisation was
> chosen to get the acronym, not vice versa (mentioning no GLASSes.. :-))
> so far, I've got:
>
> Countryside Responsible Use Department
>
> and bearing in mind that you seem to have to have a meaningless
catchphrase
> now as well...
>
> Promoting Responsible Access and Tourism Safely.
>
>
>
> Anyone else?
> --
> Austin Shackles. www.ddol-las.net my opinions are just that
Politician In Ludicrous Legislation Of Course Kids
Derek
lets sack a few politicians - we have more than enough who think they are
there to tell us what to do- it should be the other way round doing what we
tell them to
Richard Brookman wrote:
> so Austin Shackles was, like...
>> Noticed a landy with "countryside council for Wales" or somesuch on
>> the side, and it occurred to me that no-one questions such people
>> driving around on the scenery.
>>
>> so, what we need is a suitable-sounding organisation. Then I got to
>> thinking of titles that provided suitable acronyms... of course, yer
>> ideal acronym has to give the impression that the title of the
>> organisation was chosen to get the acronym, not vice versa
>> (mentioning no GLASSes.. :-))
>> so far, I've got:
>>
>> Countryside Responsible Use Department
>>
>> and bearing in mind that you seem to have to have a meaningless
>> catchphrase now as well...
>>
>> Promoting Responsible Access and Tourism Safely.
>>
>>
>>
>> Anyone else?
>
> OT, obviously, but NOTHING beats the ...
>
> British Association of Plastic Surgeons. www.baps.co.uk
Not an acronym, but yo have to say this slowyi f full of ale!
The Federation Of Master Bakers!!!
The wifes business is bakery, makes me laugh every time i hear it!
Nige
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Subaru WRX
Landrover 110 County Station Wagon (Tyson)
WTB a clean RRC pref 3.9 or LSE 4.2
so Austin Shackles was, like...
> Noticed a landy with "countryside council for Wales" or somesuch on
> the side, and it occurred to me that no-one questions such people
> driving around on the scenery.
>
> so, what we need is a suitable-sounding organisation. Then I got to
> thinking of titles that provided suitable acronyms... of course, yer
> ideal acronym has to give the impression that the title of the
> organisation was chosen to get the acronym, not vice versa
> (mentioning no GLASSes.. :-))
> so far, I've got:
>
> Countryside Responsible Use Department
>
> and bearing in mind that you seem to have to have a meaningless
> catchphrase now as well...
>
> Promoting Responsible Access and Tourism Safely.
>
>
>
> Anyone else?
In message <3q5iu3FddpcuU1@individual.net>, Richard Brookman
<newsboy@nowhere.com> writes
>so Austin Shackles was, like...
>> Noticed a landy with "countryside council for Wales" or somesuch on
>> the side, and it occurred to me that no-one questions such people
>> driving around on the scenery.
>>
>> so, what we need is a suitable-sounding organisation. Then I got to
>> thinking of titles that provided suitable acronyms... of course, yer
>> ideal acronym has to give the impression that the title of the
>> organisation was chosen to get the acronym, not vice versa
>> (mentioning no GLASSes.. :-))
>> so far, I've got:
>>
>> Countryside Responsible Use Department
>>
>> and bearing in mind that you seem to have to have a meaningless
>> catchphrase now as well...
>>
>> Promoting Responsible Access and Tourism Safely.
>>
>>
>>
>> Anyone else?
>
>OT, obviously, but NOTHING beats the ...
>
>British Association of Plastic Surgeons. www.baps.co.uk
>
They fix your double glazing round here.
--
hugh
Reply to address is valid at the time of posting
so Mother" <"@ {mother} @ was, like...
> On Fri, 30 Sep 2005 21:01:36 +0100, "Richard Brookman"
> <newsboy@nowhere.com> wrote:
>
>> Countryside Unit for Nature and Tourism Services
>
> My previous comment on this was totally wasted on you, wasn't it?
As usual, yes. I was too busy doing the Urban Twist :-)
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Rich
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