PCTTK?

My talents lend themselves more towards inventing words (pississity, conundramatic) and nicknames so I spent a vast amount of time trying to come up with something clever for this.  When I say vast I mean I was wandering the streets of Osaka in the back of my head attempting to dub anything unusual I saw into PCTTK? form.  For a while I was considering DFA (Death From Above) because hanging over the streets of the most crowded shopping district of Osaka are hundreds of wires linking numerous electricity and phone poles holding more transformers and other equipment than I, as an utterly paranoid spaz, feel is safe.  But, "it was a total DFA situation" just didn't feel right.  DFA is not much of a worry for those of us who aren't small prey.

At some point I started randomly emailing new members of SF0 when I saw a completion on the Praxis that I liked and, after a certain incident recounted below, I signed one of the messages "tasks before flasks".  Thus, TB4F was born.  It is both succinct and helpful.  I have attempted to sign all SF0 emails with it and have received, thus far, one reply with the same signature.  I sent the following email to friends on SF0:

My Dear Friends and Acquaintances of SF0,

I contact you today with a Public Service Suggestion regarding safe task completion. There are many vital universal rules of conduct in this world (Merlot and email don't mix, bros before hos, never get in a land war in Asia...), which assist us in safely negotiating everyday life. SF0 requires its own. Please allow me to regale you with a cautionary tale, to tell you of my dark past, and how I came to bring the light of experience to you in this email.

It was only days ago that I sat alone in a hotel room <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQ6C06oGVsY">drinking the fermented tears of baby seals</a> and poking through the SF0 site. I was kindly invited into a group task that required me to upload several documents as a part of completion. In my seal tear-induced state of carelessness I pressed the "Submit Proof" button prematurely! Woe betide the player that from the coil of potential and into the realm of Praxis prematurely releases a task! One should not consume alcohol prior to meddling in the affairs of Proof Submission (unless judged right for completion)!

So I ask you to, in your pursuit of SF0, please remember the following mantra: TB4F. Tasks Before Flasks. May it guide you safely and securely into the realm of healthy, happy completions. I encourage you to sign your emails with this reminder (simply TB4F) to your SF0 friends.

TB4F,
Flitworth