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Good News for MINI Motorers! AMM American MINI Mates will be joining our party at MITM in August at Copper Mountain Resort in Colorado.
Doug Travis has kindly (and again, you met him at the Dragon this year) offered his products up as gifts to attendees.
Among other things, t-shirts, detailing DVD's and Shock Tower Covers to keep your underhood neat and tidy! See lots more at www.AmericanMiniMates.com or contact Doug and Donna directly....
Please welcome AMM to MITM and yes, we need more acronyms.
Please welcome AMM to MITM and yes, we need more acronyms.
Jonathan
JPS
You mean TLAs (Three Letter Abreviations) and ETLAs (Enhanced Three Letter Abreviations)? We also have AMVIV, SCMC, SCMM, MTTS, MOTD, MOT, ARGH, FHQWHGADS...
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2003 LY/B MCS. 15% pulley. K&N HAI. One-ball exhaust. Fireballed ECU. Yellow tinted & stone-guarded factory rally lights. Black scoop, grille & boot handle. Yellow roof stripes & antenna. Rubber chicken antenna topper.
Would I get better milage if I had less fun?
LOSAT - Line of Sight Antitank Weapon System (from Lockheed Martin)
TMTC - Too many to count
MUF - Material unaccounted for
NIH - Not invented here
CORN - Cooper Owners Rural Nebraska
MOTR - MINIs of the Rockies
BION - Believe it or Not
ROFL - Rolling on the floor laughing
and finally
WAEF - When all else fails.....RTI....Read the instructions.
PEBKAC - Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair
Military ETLA
SNAFU - Situation Normal, All F**ked Up
FUBAR - F**cked Up Beyond All Recognition
__________________ When confronted by a difficult problem, you can solve it more easily by reducing it to the question, "How would the Lone Ranger handle this?
When confronted by a difficult problem, you can solve it more easily by reducing it to the question, "How would the Lone Ranger handle this?
