"By George!" sez I...
Your a funny man!
And I just happen to be born in Oxford England.
Cheers George
Hmm, in british "by George" would be used in front of an expression of a pleasant surprise, right
Thank you. I'll take that as a compliment.
And of course the pun was intended.
Oops, I think you misunderstood him. He surely meant use the phrase that is in brackets, becasuse it is simple.
I know I'm too late, but I would have voted for calling it the "Cheers George" !
Hi George. Greetings from Balgowlah (many moons ago)
Hmm..the term has to sound slick, right? Probably needs two parts
like light - controller or such to appear meaningful.
Start with something obscure like VOLED and expand it with..........and I win a free
Lightspeed, right?
OK we got CONTROLLER, VARIO, WARP, ROTOR, SLAMMER, CURL(with apologies), WIPEOUT, ZAPP, GLIDE, SLIPPER... try 'em together ...you name it and get to keep the Lightspeed!
Anyway, you have the idea and soon you too can be an 'ad' man.
Either that or you die laughing about this.
Hmm..the term has to sound slick, right? Probably needs two parts
like light - controller or such to appear meaningful.
Start with something obscure like VOLED and expand it with..........and I win a free
Lightspeed, right?
OK we got CONTROLLER, VARIO, WARP, ROTOR, SLAMMER, CURL(with apologies), WIPEOUT, ZAPP, GLIDE, SLIPPER... try 'em together ...you name it and get to keep the Lightspeed!
Anyway, you have the idea and soon you too can be an 'ad' man.
Either that or you die laughing about this.
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