>His license plate must inspire a lot of furrowed brows wherever it goes. Most probably guess he is bragging about being an MVP in some sport, but then they can't work out the VFP part.
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>I suppose it must. But so does mine - I was leaving the grocery store parking lot one day and heard some kid asking his mother "What is FoxPro?" when he saw my plates. I doubt that she had an answer for him < s >.

His mother probably told him, "Nothing, come along." <g>

Speaking of your significant other, what *is* his deal with the UT? He is by about anyone's definition a FoxPro guru. But the UT? No way, says Andy. I was a holdout myself but compared to Andy my resistance was meek. Why won't he swim where the water is warmer?

Please illuminate. Inquiring minds want to know.