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14-Feb-2006, 03:12
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 Set P.A.? "Set P.A. I met." And... "We flew by slow-moving RVs, piling up the miles between us and L.A." Can anybody tell me what a "set P.A." is and what "RVs" are? Last edited by Eway; 14-Feb-2006 at 03:27. |
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14-Feb-2006, 08:06
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| Re: Set P.A.? PA = Personal Assistant RV= Recreational Vehicle |
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15-Feb-2006, 02:19
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| Re: Set P.A.? Thanks! But...what does "set" mean here and why is RV here in plural form?  |
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15-Feb-2006, 05:31
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| Re: Set P.A.? 'Set' escapes me, but the plural is used because they are overtaking a number of them as they drive along. |
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15-Feb-2006, 10:57
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| Re: Set P.A.? Oh, that's why. I thought this RV refers to the car they were driving. Thanks! |
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