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Paultx Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary

P.L.P.?

There is this oldie by Rickie Lee Jones I just love, Chuck E.'s in love. And then there's this strange acronym I could not get explained searching the Web. Anyone please can tell me exactly what it means?

From Chuck E.'s in love lyrics:


How come he don’t come and p.l.p. with me
Down at the meter no more?

  

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Hi, I don't know. I, too,looked on the web. All I could find were these comments about other songs: This song is so true!

— Clive

  • Hi, I don't know.
  • I, too,looked on the web.
  • All I could find were these comments about other songs: This song is so true!
  • ) It's about plp who think that they can control other plps lives.
  • I just think that this song is so good!
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Hi,

I don't know. I, too,looked on the web. All I could find were these comments about other songs:

This song is so true! It's about like all the plp who say that they're gonna kill themselves:( and they don't do it!)

It's about plp who think that they can control other
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0After some digging 05000 that seems close to the meaning of "p.l.p.":02br
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00"When I was in junior high school in 1962, we used "PLP" to mean "Public Leaning Post" -- one person, usually the girl of a couple, would lean affectionately against the other. "Come and p.l.p. with me" in that particular song sounds a little like that might be it...02br
00Den
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0 Sounds right to me.0-
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PLP means public leaning post meaning you lean on each other
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