Yesterday I was driving behind a car with a license plate that began with the letters "PSE" ... and got a woody.

Hi, Omniseeker:

That is too funny. I am assuming the other acronyms (GFE, DATY, etc) have the same effect on you. How did you 'resolve' (ahem) the situation? Did you have to pull over ?  

I've yet to see a license plate saying Greeklvr, bbj, or cbj, though. For your safety, I hope you don't either.

I wouldn't think you're too deeply entrenched in 'the hobby' but just sensitive to its culture. Thanks for making me smile.

Claudia

I was on a cruise last fall out of Boston, and the last night of the cruise we had the Captain's reception.  The Captain was from Greece, and was introducing the senior staff of the ship.  The Goodwill ambassador (The person who helps the VIP's get what they want), was a very cute woman from India.  When he introduced her, he mentioned that she spoke five languages, but did not speek Greek, but he hoped she would real soon.

Well, a smile came to my face bigger than I have ever had in recent memory.  I am sure at least a few people got the joke..

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.........you list Roomservice2000 as a reference on an employment application?

If I could find a PROVIDER who "could speak 5 languages", that would be just fine with me. I would have been cracking up long before he got to the Greek punch line.   LOL

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...or is it just self service for tonight LOL!~

LMAO!!! Too Funny

A friend of mine who is an attorney mentioned that some courts have a Preliminary Status Evaluation Conferences. He calls them "PSE's."

you guys got me playing license plate games all day yesterday.