Wow. Biggest acronym stretch ever. And I'm used to reading defense trade magazines where like United Technologies just absolutely falls all over themselves trying to call a staple remover the ARchAEOpTERYX.
I'm reminded of my senior year house, where we sent the cordless phone up and down the stairs via a bucket on a pulley - aka the RAPIDS Returnable Anchored Phone Interfloor Deployment System - with appropriate sponsorship stickers, etc. Second generation was a galavanized bucket, too, that bucket MADE you respect its presence if you drunkenly headed upstairs without due care.
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Wow. Biggest acronym stretch ever. And I'm used to reading defense trade magazines where like United Technologies just absolutely falls all over themselves trying to call a staple remover the ARchAEOpTERYX.
I'm reminded of my senior year house, where we sent the cordless phone up and down the stairs via a bucket on a pulley - aka the RAPIDS Returnable Anchored Phone Interfloor Deployment System - with appropriate sponsorship stickers, etc. Second generation was a galavanized bucket, too, that bucket MADE you respect its presence if you drunkenly headed upstairs without due care.