When you see a TUSCL acronym in a real life setting

18 comments

• shadowcat

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  7 years ago

  I see GPS every time I get in my car. :)
• JuiceBox69

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  7 years ago

  Yeah I've seen Shit like this lol cracks me up
• san_jose_guy

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  7 years ago

  Those acronyms are standard in the escort world. They were used all the time on San Francisco Redbook, and they were important.
  
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• flagooner

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  7 years ago

  I find myself regularly typing OTC instead of OTA (an acronym used frequently at work).
• JohnSmith69

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  7 years ago

  My fav use of strip club terms outside of the club was a Qdoba ad which read "extras don't cost extra." The point is that they would add whatever ingredient you want to your meal for no extra charge. But I read it differently.
• whodey

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  7 years ago

  Last year our HR rep sent out an email to the whole office with the subject of "Our insurance will now pay for some OTC".
  
  I can't tell you how disappointed I was when I opened the email and it was about over the counter medicine.
  
  I haven't read an HR email since then without thinking about it.
• DoctorPhil

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  7 years ago

  it seems almost every day someone will bring up a discussion about lenadoon dog killers, the crazy cunts that kill dogs, and as soon as the first person uses the common acronym LDK i can’t help but cringe recalling TUSCL’s special needs dork with a premature ejaculation problem causing him to jizz in his pants at the first sight of a fat ass ho
• Cashman1234

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  7 years ago

  I know where the no-fee ATMs are nearby - but I try not to be an ATM.
  
  Another acronym I see frequently is OTC and it has a much different meaning to the club meaning!
• maho

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  7 years ago

  Yes - whenever I see the "Extras" app on my iPhone.
• ppwh

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  7 years ago

  Saw bbbjotp on a potluck sign-up sheet. Apparently it's a sausage dish.
• Club_Goer_Seattle

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  7 years ago

  Not exactly on topic: En route to a favorite strip club of mine (now closed), I would pass by a "Babies R Us" store. Knowing what was on my mind at the moment, I often misread the sign as "Boobies R Us." Then I thought, "Wouldn't that make a good name for a strip club?" Especially if it were right across the street.
• Clubber

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  7 years ago

  Goer,
  
  I wonder how long it would take for the law suit to be filed if that event were to happen?
• Cashman1234

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  7 years ago

  I'm guessing that there have already been lawsuits - over similar club names - as Boobies R Us - or Titties R Us - as someone must have tried to use those names in the past.
• Clubber

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  7 years ago

  Cash,
  
  I wonder if the reversed "R" would make a difference?
  
• Cashman1234

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  7 years ago

  Clubber - you make a good point - but I doubt it would make a difference. I think the corporate name uses an unreversed R. The similarity to the name of a large corporation - with lots of lawyers - would probably make for too many lawsuits.
• whodey

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  7 years ago

  I think Toys R Us / Babies R Us legal team is a little too busy with the bankruptcy to worry about Boobies R Us clubs popping up. Maybe they could get something like $1/lap dance royalty in exchange for the naming rights to help them through their financial issues.
• BenFranklin

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  7 years ago

  Chartered Investment Manager... CIM
  
  When I see someone's title and it's like "John Smith, CIM" I can't help to not giggle.
• ndnman

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  7 years ago

  I got a new car recently and finally got the plates in the mail. Opened up the package and the first three characters were CBJ. Needless to say I was immediately turned off. :)