LX seems to be a fairly popular "phrase" to be used by companies for products. I can't rattle off a list right now (brain is half-dead), but I know I've seen cars and various other things with descriptors of "LX". I think they think it stands for luxury.
IL Bill
frank theriault wrote:
I got a spam today that was very weird. The e-mail came from an "Elsa Alikhan" - that's not so odd, I don't know anyone by that name, so I knew it was unsolicited crap, and was about to delete it, when I noticed the subject line:
"Re: I like that lx"
Well, I thought it could have been an off-list e-mail from some lurker (although I didn't remember such a thread on PDML). So, I opened it (I know I shouldn't have, but the reference to an LX in the subject line really made me curious. Of course, it was just an ad - apparently I can eliminate all my debts; all I have to do is contact them...
But still, what's with that LX reference. Just a co-incidence? If not, how'd they know? Anyone else get such an e-mail?
I suppose it's just one of those things, but what are the chances?
cheers, frank
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