A new issue with the Aura

[trog]

If it was in the 80s and a Friday afternoon - the flexible working environment of a university, at least then. (POETS* day as we knew it). But Lost in Space is a mid-60s programme, so unless BH is very old it was a mishtake shurely hic Of course, this is irrelevant he was referring to others, not necessarily himself.
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Spoiler

P155 Off Early Tomorrow's Saturday

No need for the spoiler POETS day along with see you next Thursday ( Do not ask) are common terms down South too. Actually I do not think it was on a Friday back in the early to mid 70's when I was watching it after school also if I remember correctly back then the pubs were not open all afternoon, down here they shut about 14.30pm for a few hours.

 

[EEPhil]

That was for the people who didn't know what POETS day is. Just because you know doesn't mean everyone does.

 

[prpr]

We always said "push" rather than "p155".

 

[EEPhil]

We always said "push" rather than "p155".

Only in polite company.

 

[MymsMan]

We always said "push" rather than "p155".

Depends which definition of SNAFU you use!

 

[EEPhil]

Depends which definition of SNAFU you use!

I was on the "infovax" message board thingumy years ago. Quite a few Americans with a military background were on there. In messages they might put "fouled" for the "F", but most people knew what they really meant.
Then there was the term RTFM - where "F" became "fine". Again, we know what is meant.