Acronym Question

[redlover73]

Nicole or anyone else out there that has the answer to this question I've been reading the boards and noticed that you have an Acronym "H.R.H". What in the world does that mean please? Did the queen of England give you a title? HEHE Please advise so I can win a bet with one of my office co-workers that loves your show. <P>Thanks!

[jnowacki]

Oh may I answer this one...PLEEEEEEEEZE??<P>H.R.H. is simply "Her Royal Highgness", no secret there. We dubbed her that while I was still employed at Beethoven Radio. If you work with Nicole Marie awhile, you soon learn that when she says to do something, you DO it, (and right quickly, too!). After all, she IS in charge!!

[redlover73]

HAHAHA! So that's what that means!!! You are the man John! Thanks for the info BTW I miss you being at Beethoven Radio and hope your endeavors are going well. Thanks and take care!

[DavidEB310]

Maybe I should put H.R.H. in front of my wife's name?

[jnowacki]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by DavidEB310:<BR><STRONG>Maybe I should put H.R.H. in front of my wife's name? </STRONG><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P><BR>NO-NO, my man! Not if you wish all to be well within the walls of your domicile!<P>Your beloved must be referred to as S.W.M.B.O., or as Rumpole fans will know, "She Who Must Be Obeyed". (Only a SLIGHT difference between "H.R.H.", and "S.W.M.B.O.", according to the few married men I know....) :p

[DavidEB310]

I think it's more like:<P>B.N.T.S.W.A.M.S.<P>Be Nice To She Who Allows Me Sex...<P>

[Nicole Marie]

John, you flatter me! Smart move... if you know what's good for you!

[tancred]

I bought the mug reading "She who must be obeyed" for my wife a few years back! I just love that.<BR>She is also known as "The War Department".

[lew]

Hi everybody,<BR>I have both a sweatshirt and a mug which say "she who must be obeyed"! My boyfriend knows what side his bread is buttered on!!<BR>Way to go HRH!<BR>Elly

[shostakovich]

David, it's B.N.T.H.W.A.M.S. T. is a preposition. Just staying in practice.<BR>Shos of the Mounted Grammar Police

[OperaTenor]

What? Grenadiers on horseback?

[jnowacki]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Nicole Marie:<BR><STRONG>John, you flatter me! Smart move... if you know what's good for you! <p>[ 01-21-2003: Message edited by: jnowacki ]

[jnowacki]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by operatenor:<BR><STRONG>What? Grenadiers on horseback? </STRONG><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P><BR>Better than GRENADINERS on horseback...in which case they could be arrested for drinking & driving!

[EJA]

"I wasn't driving; I was just riding." <P>Along the same lines, it seems that every few years you hear about an Amish kid arrested for drunk driving -- his buggy. I can't see how it would be much of a problem unless he was sharing his drinks with the horses. (Alright, alright, I can, but it makes a good joke.)

[dkm32]

Through out this topic, I have kept thinking: 'Only a man would wonder want "H.R.H." means'. As well as "S.W.M.B.O." Women are <I>born</I> knowing exactly what those mean. <P>And, we never forget it! <P> <p>[ 01-21-2003: Message edited by: dkm32 ]

[paulecook]

Hi,<BR>That lawyer who always use "She who must be obayed had it real easy His wife should have had the three initials infront of her name that my wife has and then she would have really had to be obayed. my wife has Rev. in front of her's. <P>Lots of luck to you all<P><BR>Paul

[OperaTenor]

Welcome to the zoo, Paul. <P>Hey Donna, only <I>women</I> would be soooo presumptuous! :p

[dkm32]

OT:<P>You really like walking in front of dart boards, huh?<p>[ 01-21-2003: Message edited by: dkm32 ]

[OperaTenor]

Like I said on another thread, I try to use the biggest stick I can find to stir the pot. :p

[TuneGirl]

operatenor,<BR>I like your quotes. People often choose to overlook the obvious clues....