Monday 17 November 2008


Now regular contributor James, spotted this one in Salford. Either the words where in themselves too profound, or too profane to sully our innocent ears with their contents. Suggestions more than welcome...

As a sad aside, the balloon shop's closed down! Oh, the disappointment.

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

Pick 'n' Mix?
http://acronyms.thefreedictionary.com/mih
http://acronyms.thefreedictionary.com/NYD

QUILL@QUILLUSTRATION.COM said...

Perhaps the scribbler was a doctor then

It's all about "Master of International Health"

and being a "Not Yet Diagnosed"

Anonymous said...

i wondered if it was the infamous tagging doctor of salford myself or maybe a disgruntled patient, it's all about "Maximum Interior Humidity" and being a "Not Yet Due".

i'd like to think said tagger got "Molar-Incisor-Hypomineralisation" in there somehow as it's such a interesting sounding phrase (unless you've got it!).
"it's Molar-Incisor-Hypomineralisation, the engines just canny take any more captain"

ps. i'm not a treky it just sounded good in my head

QUILL@QUILLUSTRATION.COM said...

Indeed. Trying to get your mouth around that phrase with a searingly painful toothache has gotta be a tough one.

I think my favourites are:

Missing Interruption Handler

What is that anyway?

And Now You Die.

How often has that abbreviation actually been used?

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