EO Eleven.
English changes drastically over time. All right, the question is how a process speedy goes?

So, sometimes I wonder if contemporary English speaking folks know the terms which were used a few decades ago?

For instance, can somebody nowadays explain plainly what does it mean
' eo eleven ' ? The term, I presume, was used a lot in the past sixties or so. For myself I got a vague idea of its meaning.

Thanks a lot.

Question

EO Eleven.
English changes drastically over time. All right, the question is how a process speedy goes?

So, sometimes I wonder if contemporary English speaking folks know the terms which were used a few decades ago?

For instance, can somebody nowadays explain plainly what does it mean
 ' eo eleven ' ? The term, I presume, was used a lot in the past sixties or so. For myself I got a vague idea of its meaning.

Thanks a lot.

Answer

Alex, I don't think 'eo eleven' has ever been a common contemporary phrase in English. It seems to have been the title of a song and could have meant 'everything on eleven', but I can't find a definitive explanation on the web.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5TiTmeJP2Y
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YgYgdHVC6I&feature=fvwrel