August 26, 200521 yr :plain I remember when everyone on this board wanted him. 916755[/snapback] Not everyone.
August 26, 200521 yr :plain I remember when everyone on this board wanted him. 916755[/snapback] Not everyone. 916914[/snapback] Your a freakin genius.....wait.....no.
August 27, 200521 yr I didn't realize we had an acronym for "Designated for Assignment". Don't acronyms usually exclude words like "for", "the", "and", etc... Hence, this acronym should actually be "DA"...
August 27, 200521 yr I didn't realize we had an acronym for "Designated for Assignment". Don't acronyms usually exclude words like "for", "the", "and", etc... Hence, this acronym should actually be "DA"... 918250[/snapback] Probably because DA is already a very common acronym for district attorney.
August 28, 200521 yr I didn't realize we had an acronym for "Designated for Assignment". Don't acronyms usually exclude words like "for", "the", "and", etc... Hence, this acronym should actually be "DA"... 918250[/snapback] Probably because DA is already a very common acronym for district attorney. 918281[/snapback] True, but in the context it's being used here, I don't think people would confuse the two. Much like when we say a player is in AA, I don't think American Airlines.
August 28, 200521 yr I didn't realize we had an acronym for "Designated for Assignment". Don't acronyms usually exclude words like "for", "the", "and", etc... Hence, this acronym should actually be "DA"... 918250[/snapback] I think for something to be a true acronym, it has to spell out a word though the definition has probably changed to suit the ones that aren't words.
August 29, 200521 yr I didn't realize we had an acronym for "Designated for Assignment". Don't acronyms usually exclude words like "for", "the", "and", etc... Hence, this acronym should actually be "DA"... 918250[/snapback] Probably because DA is already a very common acronym for district attorney. 918281[/snapback] yeah because we're going to think that Danny Graves is no longer the District Attorny for the new york mets.
August 29, 200521 yr I didn't realize we had an acronym for "Designated for Assignment". Don't acronyms usually exclude words like "for", "the", "and", etc... Hence, this acronym should actually be "DA"... 918250[/snapback] Probably because DA is already a very common acronym for district attorney. 918281[/snapback] True, but in the context it's being used here, I don't think people would confuse the two. Much like when we say a player is in AA, I don't think American Airlines. 918362[/snapback] you're right. we all assume he's in alcoholics anonymous
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