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And up yours too!
Is the password password?
During WWII all letters home from the troops were censored. This there was to be no mention of troop movement allowed, or mention of impending leave, to wives or girlfriends. Like all humans who hate censorship, they developed codes to let their partners know they were due home on leave.
ie. KOUTSML
They who are of my vintage and either an Aussie or a POM will have heard of the various codes. Using “internet speak” is hardly a new linguistic phenomen.
Regards….Marum. Katze. IMHO. 😉
@Algernon….I like the Irish Password. ie.
‘Who goes there, friend or foe?’
“Friend.”
‘What’s the password friend?’
“I don’t know.”
‘Pass friend.’
then down your expectations
Oh, my stairs LOVE to be pleased…
Thank down your lucky stairs.
Patient: I’m congested and cannot downlink past three days.
Doctor [putting on gloves]: Nurse, this is a priority stairs-upping!
No pleasing downloads in stairwell.
Thank down your banister. *thunk*
Stairs go up, congestion goes downlink. You can’t explain that.
-Bill O’Reilly.
“Please be in the downlink priority when congestion.”
Translation: Your call is important to us, and has been laced in a queue, and will be answered by the first available operator.
Followed by 4 hours of company advertising, and constant affirmation of how important your call is to “us”.