A mnemonic for the order of CSS margin and padding

Question

I can never remember the order of the shorthand property for setting the margin or padding in one declaration. That is:

margin-top:    2px;
margin-bottom: 4px;
margin-left:   3px;
margin-right:  8px;

may be written as

margin: 2px 8px 4px 3px;

Yes I understand that one can visualise the order by thinking of a clock, starting at midday and moving clockwise. But I keep forgetting about that. I need to recall the order top, right, bottom, left textually.

Hence, T B L R T R B L.

Something like This [R-noun] [B-verb] [L-nouns] is perhaps the way to go but I feel myself lacking inspiration. If anyone has come across a useful mnemonic for this I'd love to hear it. Like a good meme, I'm sure once I get something lodged in my brain I will be unlikely to forget it.

NOTE: This question gave incorrect information - the order (as noted in some of the comments and answers) is Top Right Bottom Left. (heh, see what I mean? -- dland)

Answer 1

Timewise Rotation, Bit Lame?

Answer 2

TROUBLE is always a secondary reminder for me, since I first think of the clockwise direction but might need to remember where you start; however, the 3-value shorthand was always confusing me until I realized the middle, (or second) value needs to represent two values (the sides). So, three values - the 2nd being 2 values - helps me remember that.

Answer 3

T R o u B L e.

Answer 4

Try Roast Beef Leftovers ?

Answer 5

If you don't get it right, there will be TRouBLe

Answer 6

TRouBLe is best for me. And if only 3 values are shown, it's Top, Sides, Bottom - which for UK users spells TSB (the bank the government had to bail out using our money) - so TRouBLe and TSB are closely linked!