A new survey, out today, reveals 87% of the public are confused about the FSA, but not half as much as the FSA.
The findings emerged as the FSA (Financial Services Authority) fined supermarkets £59.34 billion for selling horse-contaminated products, whilst the FSA (Food Standards Agency) is investigating the DNA profile of bankers for traces of horse shit.
To avoid future confusion, Chancellor George Osborne has instructed the FSA (Financial Services Authority) to change its initials to SGBROT (Stop Greedy Bankers Ripping Off Taxpayers).
