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ctgirlscout

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Posted - 17 Aug 2004 :  20:18:32 Show Profile Send ctgirlscout a Direct Message  Reply with Quote
I've seen this a hundred times, and I get the gist of what it means, but what exactly does PDQ stand for?
Teresa

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Hope I'm not stating the obvious .................
pretty damn quick!

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chrisj

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Posted - 17 Aug 2004 :  21:06:01 Show Profile Send chrisj a Direct Message  Reply with Quote
Thats what it means as I use it a lot
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SteveW

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Posted - 17 Aug 2004 :  21:06:47 Show Profile Send SteveW a Direct Message  Reply with Quote
You answered that posting PDQ Karen !!
Steve
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http://www.villasflorida.com/florida-vacation-rental-1378.aspx
http://www.orlandovillas.com/florida-vacation-rental-1196.aspx
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ctgirlscout

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Posted - 18 Aug 2004 :  00:45:48 Show Profile Send ctgirlscout a Direct Message  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Marthas Harbour
Hope I'm not stating the obvious .................
pretty damn quick!

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Wasn't obvious to me at all! Thanks for the explanation!
Teresa

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traceya89

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i would never have guessed, so what are the abbreviations relating to relatives, think there is dh and dd and a few others i am trying to decipher.

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porky

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I think dh is dear hushand and dd is dear daughter. I know Fiona often refers to ED and YD meaninf eldest and yougest daughter.

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Posted - 18 Aug 2004 :  12:28:20 Show Profile Reply with Quote
MIL = mother in law
FIL = father in law
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Posted - 18 Aug 2004 :  13:27:10 Show Profile Send fiona a Direct Message  Reply with Quote
Dead right Jacqui! Husband is frequently referred to as DB (dearly beloved, note the irony!) and DH (dear husband)depending on how much he has annoyed me or behaved like a [bad language filtered out]. Having grown up in a service environment and then worked for the BBC this is a way of life in our house.
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