• DINK - Dual Income No Kids
  • SITCOM - Single Income Two Children Overextended Mortgage
  • HENRY - High Earner Not Rich Yet [via Avi's mom]
  • THINKER - Two Healthy Incomes, No Kids, Early Retirement [via Green Fairy]
  • DIKFOD - Dual Income Kids Flown Only Dogs [via Daisy]
  • WANKER - Wealthy And Not Knowingly Ever Reproducing [via Lisa]
  • SINNER - Small Income Not Nearly Enough, Right [via Gert]

Any others .... ?

12 Comments

THINKER = Two Healthy Incomes, No Kids, Early Retirement.

grin

24 Jun, '03 10:10 AM

2. Roger

AAAAA - Amateur Association Against the Abuse of Acronyms

;-)

24 Jun, '03 11:29 AM

3. Daisy

DIKFOD
Dual Income Kids Flown Only Dogs

24 Jun, '03 11:30 AM

4. Daisy

That sounds a bit like Cafod, but for Diks. Sorry.

24 Jun, '03 12:07 PM

5. Sara

FORD— Found On Road Dead

GPC Cigerates— Guaranteed Proven Cancer

24 Jun, '03 2:48 PM

6. RR

Family - Unlimited Child Keeping Educational Debt = …….well you can all do acronyms by now!

25 Jun, '03 5:19 AM

7. Daisy

If you take the “healthy” out of THINKER you get TINKER.

I need a holiday.

25 Jun, '03 8:04 AM

8. Lisa

WANKER - Wealthy And Not Knowingly Ever Reproducing

Okay, I made that one up.

25 Jun, '03 11:32 AM

9. Gert

Small Income Not Nearly Enough, Right

SINNER

02 Jul, '03 8:44 AM

10. absurdistan

FIAT - Fix It Again, Tony

19 Sep, '06 11:59 PM

11. Tina

DIMWIT - Dual Income, Married, With Teens.

Everyone knows that you feel like a DIMWIT for even HAVING teens, and your teens KNOW you’re a DIMWIT.

20 Sep, '06 1:14 PM

12. K

CUB - Cashed Up Bogan

(from wikipedia: bogan - derogatory Australian slang term for somebody who is perceived as being an unfashionable “lower-class” person.)

Currently redefining Western Australia due to the resource boom.

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