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He was told off for asking people out. His (an autistic man keep in mind) solution was "pleasure cards", as opposed to business cards. It's a very tame innuendo
by movaps 6y ago
He was told off for asking people out. His (an autistic man keep in mind) solution was "pleasure cards", as opposed to business cards. It's a very tame innuendo which suffers from outdated language. People don't use the word "pleasure" casually today.
Here's a picture of one of said cards - how shocking:
https://twitter.com/bella_velo/status/1172524864193945603/photo/1 https://twitter.com/bella_velo/status/1172524864193945603/ph...
- nlpguide 6y agoI thought it was a pun on the silly question asked in old movies when you enter a country: "Business or pleasure?". RMS hates business and renames everything, so it's a pleasure card. I wonder if he even intended innuendo other than being anti-business.