Can You Remember Hungarian TLAs?

Scene 1. Karl and J.B. are pairing on a small web service. Karl is just returning to the workplace with a steaming, hot cup of coffee in his hand.

Karl: 'Let me see what you wrote just now...

usUserName = request.getParameter("UserName");

Um... This variable, usUserName, what does the us-prefix stand for?'
J.B.: 'Well, that is the unescaped user name the way we get it from the user. I wanted to make sure that we don't accidentally write it into a database or send it back in it's evil, unescaped form to the webbrowser. If we use the us-prefix every time we have an unsafe string, we'll immediately recognize any error that could otherwise escape us because we will learn to look for such errors. This is the application Hungarian notation I read about over at Joel's site, where you actually use a prefix that has a meaning instead of just a shorthand for the type.'
Karl: 'So... why not just call it unescapedUserName?'

Confusion

In a time where you enter veryLongVariableNames by typing 'v', 'e', 'r', Crtl-Space, I don't see why we can't finally get rid of TLAs. You know that the Hungarian notation got out of hand when your colleagues check in code that changes ucpBuffer to pucBuffer ("fixed a segfault"). Why not just name a variable for what it contains, in plain old English? I definitely know that I should think about my method name if my partner asks during a pairing session: "And what exactly do you intend to do in this method?".

In which example is the error easier to spot? Does the second example really take longer to write? To read? To understand?

for(unsigned int i = 0; i < iLineCount(); ++i)
{
  for(unsigned int j = 0; j < iNodeCount(i); ++i)
  {
    pGetNode(i, j)->layout();
  }
}

for(unsigned int lineIndex = 0;lineIndex < getLineCount(); ++lineIndex)
{
  for(unsigned int nodeIndex = 0; nodeIndex < getNodeCount(lineIndex); ++lineIndex)
  {
    getNode(lineIndex, nodeIndex)->layout();
  }
}

If you can really remember mnemonic prefix TLAs (or any TLAs for that matter) and think Hungarian notation or abbrVarNames are a great way to safe yourself some typing, please let me know.