POC
n.— «Be careful of a David Hartshorn possible POC. He has a British accent and I verified him at the hotel but when Sasha got there she suspected he that he was POC (no toiletries, luggage, didn’t initiate and finally arguing about the Intent form.) He’s very charming on the phone.» —by Lisa Shift Diary Aug. 20, 1998. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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