We Think of an Acronym for the New Study Guide

<p>And the future generations will get to hit the same key ten times! How fun :] …</p>

<p>haha. I think BB2 would be easier to understand, but I do agree that BBB or the other letter acronyms are easier to type. But I personally don’t like holding down the shift key while arranging my fingers to type different letters (I could just press Caps Lock, but then I forget to unpress it after I’m done).</p>

<p>Also keep in mind the “N” key is right next to the “B” key, so “NBB” would really be the same as “BBB” just with a small extra movement of the index finger.</p>

<p>Oh yea. I have an ergonomic keyboard that splits halfway, so I was confused by your post for a while…haha. My “N” isn’t next to my “B” so I wouldn’t be able to just push down one shift key and reach both “B” and “N”. </p>

<p>But I’m in the minority here. Do whatever you guys want :]</p>

<p>Oh no! One day people are gonna actually have to type out BB1224!</p>

<p>lol</p>

<p>bb2 thats the only 1 any1 would understand without any1 havin to explain to them</p>

<p>I think it would be neat if the acronym were a little nonsensical, so that only CC’ers could understand it.</p>

<p>“Blue book” isn’t the most self-explanatory term, anyway, so people will probably have to ask no matter how we abbreviate it. :-P</p>

<p>Choose the one that can be easily understood without visiting this thread. Thus, BB2.</p>

<p>BB2 is my vote. It is edition 2 after all. So that makes the progression:</p>

<p>10RS -> BB -> BB2 -> BB3 etc.</p>

<p>Sorry, my math brain can’t abide non-number solutions :)</p>

<p>BB2 it is then! :]</p>

<p>Any objections?</p>

<p>Yeah, I think it’s almost unanimous. </p>

<p>I declare the winner of this contest then… </p>

<p>“BB2”
yay! We have yet another CC Acronym!</p>

<p>I don’t care, I’m still going to call it the BBB :)</p>

<p>What a rebel.</p>

<p>Nobody will know what your talking about, but whatever.</p>

<p>what’s BBB? >:]</p>