
USBULA United States Bureau of Unnecessarily Long Acronyms
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USBULA United States Bureau of Unnecessarily Long Acronyms
Government Security Breach Reporting Station
"We'll be found soon I didn't pay the television licence"
"I'll need to see your responsible service of alcohol certificate."
'Hello? Missing Persons?'
Government Offices / In tray, No Exit tray.
"Wrong window. I’m a sea lion. You need an otter."
'I don't care if it's a little storage room for King Tut, you still need a building permit and contractor's license.'
"You're allowed to think outside the box, as long as you stay inside the margins."
"'COST: shedloads, COMPLETION DATE: God knows.' Perhaps you'd care to flesh out some details for us."
"Whether we refer to them as lakes or ponds, it's mere semantics."
Wolf Reintroduction.
Industrial Injuries Benefit.
"You're a bureaucrat, Ed. What do you mean you hate paperwork?"
Excessive Paperwork
God's Office.
'We're downsizing the Pentagon into a triangle.'
Bureaucratic castle
'I'm pleased to announce the newly-created 'Office of Homepage Security' - to protect against computer hackers.'
Department of Sanitation: In Bin and Out Bin.
Congratulations on winning the Inland Revenue Fiction Award.
Before we can rescue you...you need a safety check.
'Miss Carruthers, check and see if we have an extradition treaty with Disneyland.'
Insufficient Postage
'I'm sorry, sir, this is the department of Immediate Dissatisfaction. Your appointment is with the Bureau of Eternal Frustration.'
A dart board for the Federal Reserve's planning policy?
Police officer giving ticket to paramedics.
'You like it? I'm getting a government grant for Phase 2.'
'We've been looking into absences at our meetings and it turns out that Nigel died in 2006 and Trevor never actually worked here!'
Man at desk in 'Space research'. His in and out boxes are labelled 'inner' and 'outer'.
"Now that we can talk, we have to have meetings."
EXPLAIN WHY YOU HAVE NOT REGISTERED WITH THE LOCAL POETRY OFFICE.
"I'd like to buy your subscription list to check for changes of address."
Runaround Barry
Man entering spaceship is asked for his passport
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