Initials

[MikeBaker]

Does anyone know of any 3 or 4 letter initials that spell out words.
e.g. NME (enemy), NTT (entity), XTC (ecstasy) and XLNC (excellency)

[woofgang]

there's a foumous 2 rojnnies sketch about this

Its a waiter and a customer in a restaurant

"FUNEM?"

"S"

FUNEX?

"S"

MNX please"

[woofgang]

sorry, typing gone all to pot, suffering from bithdayitis

[andy hughes]

There's a band called MT-TV - 'empty TV'.

[Sequin]

NRG (Energy)
CD (Seedy)
CL (Seal)

[MikeBaker]

Thanks everyone, keep them coming if possible.

[Marsh]

 (For Americans) EZPZ � not very difficult
QT � cutey

And I thjink that in the sketrch the waiter first replies "V F N N E M"
and later "V F N N E X"
Then a girl looks out from the kitchen � "S V F M."
Waiter "F V N E X?"
"S V F X" 
And the sketch completes as woofgang said.

[Kingaroo]

You'll enjoy a kids book by William Steig (stieg?) called CDB, which is full of such words and conversations.
My favorites, which I quote often
I FN NE NRG
I M CP

[chongalolo]

Don't know if this can include a number,  as there is also

DV8

[johnny5]

yy u r

yy u b

i c u r

yy for me

[johnny5]

or try this

if B mt put ;

if B .

[kev100]

rock band

INXS -- in excess

[Grunty]

Please don't anybody say BBQ - it makes me cringe!

[lilyfrog]

LMNT

element

[SteveD]

I'm surprise that no Dr Who fans have come up with K9.

 

In French, K7 - cassette and NRJ = �nergie.