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Have you ever wondered what Merspi means?

A free prize (yet to be decided) for the first to work out where the name Merspi comes from!

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Melbourne educational resource, student "AND" parents incorporated.

"AND" is an exclusion following the form similar to the use of initialism/abbreviation, eg: USA (United States "OF" America).

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 Ah I really like this guess! Really creative. – asa.hoshi Nov 12 at 11:16
Now why didn't I think of that?! – Edmund Nov 12 at 11:38
The chosen winner! – Collin Li♦ Nov 18 at 12:02
(Not the actual name though) – Collin Li♦ Dec 22 at 2:42
I like how it ends – Hermon Jul 23 at 8:56
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MER as in monomer (part) combined with SPI for Schedule Performance Index (How much was done of planned)

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Wow! Very creative, haha. Monomer is from chemistry, what subject is SPI from? VCE is obviously on the mind here LOL :) – Collin Li♦ Nov 9 at 3:10
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Well, MER could be an abbreviation for "Mathematics and Education Reform" but spi, I don't really know. Could it be a shortening for 'inspiration' (a tenet of good entrepreneurship)?

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 What a good guess! Never thought of that! Hahaha. Best of luck! – asa.hoshi Nov 9 at 10:33
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A really creative response by Tom (on the Facebook event page):

The planets?

  • Mercury
  • vEnus
  • eaRth
  • marS
  • juPIter
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MERSPI is an anagram for PRIMES

But what is (or are) PRIMES?

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Melbourne's Educational A**r**ena by Li and Spittle

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A made up word deliberately chosen to piss off people with a lisp.

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