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un poco loco

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During a particularly but not unusually giddy PoCo (a la PoMo, my new abbreviation for post-coital, the coinage of which arose during this same PoCo moment) conversation this weekend, "Dzheph" (not his real name) and I were discussing--in the context of his predilection for handwritten thank-you notes--a possible niche for printed greeting cards for just such an occasion. The following sentiment then sprang to mind:

My co-workers note I've been smiling all day.
Thank you for being such a wonderful lay.

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Dzheph said:

Oh, Thom. Perhaps your post-PoCo bliss has clouded your memory. The idea for the greeting cards came to us not during a PoCo conversation, but considerably later in the day. (More TiVo than PoCo, perhaps.) In any case, watch your mailbox for a handwritten note...

thom said:

Yes, I know, but I didn't want to write two separate posts--especially since the two topics were so interrelated--so I took a teensy bit of authorial license and combined our two conversations.

Dzheph said:

Okay. I guess I also just wanted an excuse to use TiVo and PoCo in the same sentence. And re: your cryptic use of pseudonym, I suppose I blew my cover, eh? (Wait for it... hm, then again, don't. It's too easy.) ;)

Stephen said:

I have a strange feeling I just intruded on a conversation I REALLY shouldn't have entered...

Dzheph? That's a new pseudonym style...

thom said:

Now it's a menage.

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