Re: new license plate ideas anyone?

[Phil and Judy Rose <pjrose@servtech.com>]

>Date: Tue, 13 Oct 1998 02:18:00 -0400
>From: "Michael & Christine" <mlindner@netquest.com>
>Subject: Re: new license plate ideas anyone?
>
>I'm planning on getting PANZER for my Suburban.  It may offend a few, but I
>flat-out refuse to keep from making a comment or watching every little thing I
>say lest something might disturb those of us with, shall I say, *delicate
>sensibilities*.  I won't go out of my way to offend but I sure as hell
>won't go
>out of my way *not* to offend.  Life's too short to be PC:  Red meat is
>supposed
>to be RED, drinks are supposed to be stiff, and it ain't *my* fault women are
>attractive.
>
>m.

Michael,

I think PANZER would offend not nearly so much as it would merely mystify
--especially mounted on a Chebby. However, I know a woman whose last name
is Panzer, and she probably would like that plate if you decide not to use
it :)

But Mike, you assert "I sure as hell won't go out of my way *not* to
offend", but I doubt you _really_ mean it the way it sounds. "Political
correctness" has  been promoted with excessive (and sometimes mind-numbing)
zeal, but conversely the flaunting of "political _in_correctness" is often
merely to use a new-fangled phrase as a cover for old-fashioned
"boorishness". That's never been in high regard, and I doubt it would
describe you. IMO, it's got little or nothin' to do with eatin', drinkin'
or letchin'--all of which I have practiced for years --and will continue to
do so 'till I get it right. :)

Phil


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