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 Post subject: "B.O" ????
PostPosted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 1:00 pm 
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No, I am not talking about body odor. Or maybe I am?

Does anyone know what the initials B.O. stand for when referring to something that does not work like:

Heading to the precinct with a BO car, computer, etc.

Or tried calling back but the number is BO.


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PostPosted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 1:29 pm 
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Bad order.

No good. AFU. Broke.

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PostPosted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 4:51 pm 
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NFG (non-functional gear)

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 Post subject: Acronyms
PostPosted: Sun Mar 05, 2006 8:08 am 
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It's always fun to find out what these mean. Although, some of the fun lies in coming up with similar and equally appropriate explanations. I always heard NFG in the military, but we always thought it stood for No F****** Good.

Thanks Sean for the answers, you are full of them!

Tony


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FUBAR is my favorite.


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You are correct on NFG. When I was in the Navy, we wrote NFG on tags on electronic "black boxes" to indicate they needed to be fixed. During one inspection, the inspecting officer asked me what "NFG" stood for. He was sure he had me until I blurted out "non-functional gear." He complimented me on my fast thinking and ended the inspection- we passed. I've used the definition in polite company ever since.

BTW- I saw an artical in the paper some time back where the reporter asked an FAA person why an orange cockpit voice recorder was called a "black box" and he replied he thought it was because they came out of the aircraft wreck charred!!

Wiz


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I recall NFG used to describe a new "boot" or "cherry" in the Corps as New *&%$ Guy

Richard


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I thought it was FNG for the new guy not NFG, hey we have one of those guys here at my work AND IT AINT ME!!!!!!


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I stand corrected. You are right it is FNG.


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