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Newsgroups: alt.fan.pratchett
From: wal...@midget.towson.edu (Martin Walser)
Date: 4 May 1994 07:50:02 GMT
Local: Wed, May 4 1994 3:50 am
Subject: Internet and the Media (was: tv?)
>Just out of interest, does the *anorak* have the same stigma attached to it Actually, I don't think the word is used at all. Though I'm not quite >in the US or is it a UK-only phenomenon ? clear about the meaning... it seems to have more than one that I've seen here: 1) a geeky fan-type person (be it Trek, Fantasy/SciFi or whatever) 2) an ancient egyptian religious symbol of a cross with a looped top O Like that. Sometimes they're worn by hard-core "alternative" fantasy fans Am I way off? As for the first definition, geek/nerd tend to suffice though Co-inky-dink? Mart (wal...@midget.towson.edu) You must Sign in before you can post messages.
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