What does ASLSP stand for?

As Slow As Possible (composition by John Cage)

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Slang/chat, popular culture

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Samples in periodicals archive:

They aim to cruise as slow as possible as what their motto says, "Bajito y Suavecito" or "Low and Slow.

Unique Characteristics of Low Rider Cars and Bikes

I could stick my head in the sand and make it go as slow as possible.

Indies, broadcasters aim for lower viewer ages

The balance of the economy is undoubtedly shifting and probably inevitably, but if we are looking at managed decline, we really should make that decline as slow as possible.

Decline must be managed - slowly

If change was going to happen, I wanted it to be as slow as possible.

PRO BASEBALL WOULD HAVE TO WAIT : BRUIN CHOSE `SENSIBLE' PATH TO HIS ...

As a general rule the belt should be set as slow as possible commensurate with the required production rate or with the method of belt loading.

Cryogenic food freezing: a guide to the efficient use of food ...

The balance of the economy is undoubtedly shifting and probably inevitably, but if we are looking at managed decline, we really should make that decline as slow as possible.

Peter Jackson column