False advertising? Don't know how "hard up" you can be if you're driving a $35,000 truck! And why would you pay the extra fee for a vanity plate that says "Hrdup" anyway? Mysterious!
Hi Stefan! It's an American slang expression that means "poor" or "needy." Hence the irony of a guy in an expensive truck claiming he is "hard up." Dianne
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I'm a transplanted New Yorker who loves the Tucson climate. On New Year's Day I have a bit of fun calling my (snowbound) east coast friends to announce that I'm drinking coffee while sitting on my patio. (:
Never heard that "word" before.
ReplyDeleteHi Stefan! It's an American slang expression that means "poor" or "needy." Hence the irony of a guy in an expensive truck claiming he is "hard up."
ReplyDeleteDianne