snafu

Kevin: You could say that, or you could call it a fiasco , debacle or( my personal favorite) a complete SNAFU. Take your pick.

Thanks to a snafu at the rental truck company, we ended up with a very small truck instead of the huge moving truck we had reserved.

There is no question among any of the etymological dictionaries as to the fact that snafu comes from a military slang.

You can tell if you're making mistakes as a leader because things go wrong -- not just one catastrophic computer snafu but repeated errors.

It also became synonymous with the American word "snafu. "

For some, the latest snafu raises questions about the decisions and dissemination of information at S& P.

Dot-com bubble pops; presidential election snafu; USS Cole bombed.

A snafu is a mix-up, a glitch. Something that goes wrong.

Some 53% person acknowledged , own individual life snafu, therefore own pet dog has also come under the certain influence.

What is debated is whose military invented snafu.

Note: Thanks to 2 readers who caught my typing snafu.

Or do we investigate the error, seeking to learn from the snafu?

The act of fail, to blunder, to make a snafu, or catastrophe

Snafu Situation Normal, All Fouled Up