Intentional misunderstandings of acronyms

I don’t see how much use a tennis player’s jock strap would be :confused:

Don’t underestimate Roger Federer’s underpants, that’s where he keeps his balls.

Anyway, what’s happened to LHoD?

You mean the one he deferred in his book-length poem? That’s a heavy question, Riemann–maybe ask Amanda Gorman.

(Incidentally, if anyone’s wondering what the name of this game is, you should know that I’m the founder and lead organizer of MMA, Misunderstanding My Acronym.)
And oh man, I just thought of a much better answer to this:

Jack Ruby gave it to him.

You mean Langston Hughes’ old Dream?

But let’s defer that one and instead go with your alternative:

Funny guy, that Lee Harvey oswalD, capitalizing his name like that. Wikipedia tells me Jack Ruby did the deed at 11:21 AM CST.

You may prefer to give time coordinates in a Newtonian framework, but that won’t do for phenomena like my avatar. Minkowski rules!

Ahhh, yes, that Astronomical Marvel, Curved Space-Time!

I was musing on that marvel just yesterday, looking at the Webb telescope photos put out by NASA.

It’s pretty cool that they named that group after the first man on the moon and his awesome escapade.

And after Neil Armstrong’s Splendid Adventure, what can SETI turn up in the further reaches of the cosmos?

ISWYDT, but just because he is the Egyption god of chaos doesn’t mean that he should be allowed to employ those students forever in exchange for college credit.

Maybe Seth exploits the interns, but his pyramid scheme is better than joining some MLM scam.

Oh, come on now. I know he was associated with Jeffrey Epstein late in his life, but I thought his reputation came out intact in that affair? Regardless, I wouldn’t call one of the great pioneers of Artificial Intelligence a perpetrator of scams.

Perhaps one day Marvin Lee Minsky’s corpse will be pulled out of cold storage, and you can ask him yourself. NGL, I had to do some Googling to learn who he was.