i've never seen "P.C." on an address form. i think most Canucks would obviously know it but I certainly wouldn't put it on a form.Originally posted by: Steve
Most Canadians will figure out P.C. to mean Postal Code.
Originally posted by: meltdown75
i've never seen "P.C." on an address form. i think most Canucks would obviously know it but I certainly wouldn't put it on a form.Originally posted by: Steve
Most Canadians will figure out P.C. to mean Postal Code.
Originally posted by: InflatableBuddha
Originally posted by: meltdown75
i've never seen "P.C." on an address form. i think most Canucks would obviously know it but I certainly wouldn't put it on a form.Originally posted by: Steve
Most Canadians will figure out P.C. to mean Postal Code.
If I saw that, I would assume either an incorrect abbreviation for Personal Computer, or else "political correctness".
Neither of which you want.
Progressive Conservative. :QOriginally posted by: InflatableBuddha
Originally posted by: meltdown75
i've never seen "P.C." on an address form. i think most Canucks would obviously know it but I certainly wouldn't put it on a form.Originally posted by: Steve
Most Canadians will figure out P.C. to mean Postal Code.
If I saw that, I would assume either an incorrect abbreviation for Personal Computer, or else "political correctness".
Neither of which you want.
Originally posted by: sdifox
We are talking about a mailing address form, if you are Canadian and can't figure out what P.C. means in an address form context, you should not be online.
Originally posted by: sdifox
We are talking about a mailing address form, if you are Canadian and can't figure out what P.C. means in an address form context, you should not be online.
Originally posted by: AnitaPeterson
I am sure many Canadians understand "Zip", and "Code" should also be sufficient... we're talking about an address form, nobody would figure they're being asked about their safe combination!
Originally posted by: sdifox
Originally posted by: AnitaPeterson
I am sure many Canadians understand "Zip", and "Code" should also be sufficient... we're talking about an address form, nobody would figure they're being asked about their safe combination!
1,2,3,4,5
So the combination is one, two, three, four, five? That's the stupidest combination I've ever heard in my life! The kind of thing an idiot would have on his luggage!
Originally posted by: meltdown75
any idiot would know what PC means in that context.
i still wouldn't put it on an address form.
Originally posted by: meltdown75
Progressive Conservative. :QOriginally posted by: InflatableBuddha
Originally posted by: meltdown75
i've never seen "P.C." on an address form. i think most Canucks would obviously know it but I certainly wouldn't put it on a form.Originally posted by: Steve
Most Canadians will figure out P.C. to mean Postal Code.
If I saw that, I would assume either an incorrect abbreviation for Personal Computer, or else "political correctness".
Neither of which you want.