PDA and The Dessert Women like most

[Neeru Misra]

In today's menu, not a seven star treat, nor a spanky sports car, it is PDA the personal display of affection. Show him/her your love. All of us tend to take it for granted and stop expressing at times. Dessert, starting with 'D', and 'D' for Diamonds, Dress, Dogs, and Drinks.

[Manmohan Singhania]

So the possibility of woman coming on date by showing her PDA is more than showing BMW?

[Marc Peabody]

My wife prefers the other 'D's of my menu.

Do-the-Dishes, Do-the-laundry, and Dominos-for-Dinner.

It's the trifecta.

[kayal cox]

PDAs not the choice anymore!

[Thomas Paul]

if you think women want PDA's then you are nuts. I bought one for my wife for Valentine's Day last year and she threw it at me!!!

[Neeru Misra]

The advantage with PDAs is they are hand held.

[Marianne Robinson]

I agree. A hand held PDA is anyday the best device for women to invest. Crazy would be the one who threw it off on valanetines.

[Neeru Misra]

Yes Marianne, and the care required about PDA is it needs a deft handling....

[Marianne Robinson]

But it cannot replace the dessert, can it???

[Neeru Misra]

This is pretty confusing. Do you mean to say that PDA cannot be taken as dessert or that while taking dessert you cannot use PDA??? :roll:

[Marianne Robinson]

You can do both, use PDA while taking dessert and take PDA for dessert. I have seen Prsident doing that after lunch.

[Neeru Misra]

President may do anything that does not become the norm for the society in general.

[Marianne Robinson]

I am not talking about the President of the super duper power. He hardly holds PDA or laptop. But analogy is that important people also use both.

[Neeru Misra]

The most important person in the organization is not the President but the grassroots worker. They I am sure use PDA better than the upper level execs.

[Marianne Robinson]

So far they use the PDA why bother

[Neeru Misra]

The cry for execs not using PDAs because of the preoccupations with their personal ambitions is then true. The hypotheses when we started the discussion was that PDAs are more desirable than desserts.

[Marianne Robinson]

Originally posted by Dr Neeru Misra:
The cry for execs not using PDAs because of the preoccupations with their personal ambitions is then true. The hypotheses when we started the discussion was that PDAs are more desirable than desserts.

I am still not convinced that PDAs are one up the desserts. Jobs with PDAs and no salary and dessert are meaningless.