abberviations

now_starringNorth Carolina
I am new to this board, and strip clubs in general. What do the following mean
PL-dom
atf
dive
c-fav
DATY
I am new to this board, and strip clubs in general. What do the following mean
PL-dom
atf
dive
c-fav
DATY
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last commentStart by reading the glossary. Then come back if you have more questions.
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PL is Pathetic Loser. ATF is All Time Favorite. C-fav is Club Favorite. DATY is Dining at the Y aka pussy-licking. I don't think that "dive" is an abbreviation -- I think it is just low-class place, like Dollie's Playhouse in ESL. That would be a dive. I love the dives.
But Shadowcat's suggestion is very good. After all, if you can find out for yourself without having to ask anybody you can Stand Tall and Be Proud.
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arbeeguy: I think that you missed on one. C-fav is not in the glossary and I think that it was coined by DougS to refer to current favorite dancer.
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Where is the glossary, and in mean time what is YMMV?
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I found YMMV
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Look at the bottom of the page. There's a menu there with some interesting articles.
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Glossary? Wish I would have noticed that a coupla months ago...
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Yeah, c-fav is proly "current favorite". Oh well, can't win 'em all. I used to think OTC meant "Over The Counter". I scratched my head a couple of times trying to relate that to the SC experience. Finally figgered it out.
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One that isn't in the glossary: Nascar. Seen in reviews of the Hawaii Theatre. Could it mean 'goes south'? 'Turns Left'? Z-Bone doesn't define it in his glossary, either, so it probably isn't some weird California thing...anyone?
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I've always assumed it meant there was some "stick shifting" available.
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Thanks, Sandyman, that makes perfect sense.
What little knowledge I have of motorsport is of Formula 1 and Grand Prix; I'd assumed that Nascar would be similarly automatic transmission vehicles and thus never made the connexion.
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Recently, I've seen a few new abbreviations which I am unfamiliar with, used in reviews.
Anyone know what the following are;
NE
SE
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DougS: this is my 2nd reply to these. Northeast and Southeast come to mind. Can you use them in a sentence?
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