An SAK or A SAK ?

[keepright]

I think I would refer to it as 'a sack' just as soon as I would say 'the damaged vessel sent out a sauce', or I read about 'a seck ruling on the stock market'. Until then, an SAK, an SOS, an SEC.

I love absolutist approaches to language.

"NASA uses laser and radar, while FEMA stockpiles scuba tanks."

How many of those acronyms do you spell out when reading that sentence? None? Two? Or all five?

 

[endurawave]

EnduraWave,
Their you go, your right!
Gargs

Cool...So it is Written, so it shall be done. It's "A SAK" from now on.

 

[kreole]

edit:nevermind

 

[Brian.Evans]

EnduraWave,
Their you go, your right!
Gargs

Haha. I see what you did their.......