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    LED light emitting diode
    SCR selective catalast reduction
    EGR exhaust gas recirculation
    DEF deisel exhaust fluid

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    HOASS = Home Owners ASSociation.
    SNAFU = Situation Normal, All F***ed Up.
    FUBAR = F***ed Up Beyond All Repair/Reason
    DILLYGAF = Do I Look Like I Give A F***
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    Much of the shorthand and abbreviations that are in common use today originated with the advent of the telegraph and then not long afterward with transmissions of messages via radio. It was due to the high cost of sending a telegram where you paid by the letter. So if you could get three characters to convey the same message as three words well you just saved a bunch of money. The military was/is probably the biggest generator of acronyms.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sparc
    Much of the shorthand and abbreviations that are in common use today originated with the advent of the telegraph and then not long afterward with transmissions of messages via radio. It was due to the high cost of sending a telegram where you paid by the letter. So if you could get three characters to convey the same message as three words well you just saved a bunch of money. The military was/is probably the biggest generator of acronyms.
    That is a interesting fact.

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    Ship High In Transit... S.H.I.T.

    Manure used to be shipped on sailing vessels. If it got damp in the hold, it could grow mold and eventually build up enough heat to start a fire. So it was labelled S.H.I.T.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GPintheMitten
    Ship High In Transit... S.H.I.T.

    Manure used to be shipped on sailing vessels. If it got damp in the hold, it could grow mold and eventually build up enough heat to start a fire. So it was labelled S.H.I.T.
    This one actually is an urban legend. The word dates back almost 1000 years.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LeadPoison

    This one actually is an urban legend. The word dates back almost 1000 years.
    I was wondering about that, but like most urban legends, you hear it enough, you think it'd be true.

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    I was gonna say that sounds like a crock of ....
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    OK, I guess I was gullible on this one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mjncad View Post
    FUBAR = F***ed Up Beyond All Repair/Reason
    I learned it as ..Beyond All Recognition

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