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Keri Hardwick
Keri Hardwick wrote in message <35E6E1...@sprintmail.com>...
!@#$%^ If I Know, but as soon as I work it out I will let you know!
Regards
Peter
Lars M. Hansen wrote:
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> On Sun, 30 Aug 1998 00:44:10 +1000, Peter H spoketh
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> >
> >Lars
> >
> >You left out FIIK
> >
> >Regards
> >
> >Peter
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> WTF is FIIK?
>
>As Far As I Know, you can look up all the acronyms here:
>http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~tajwileb/dictionary.html
>
>Keri Hardwick
Or you can lurk for a few days in alt.fan.pratchett and wait for the
regular "[FAQ] Acronymphomania!" post by ppint.
Of course, DejaNews is an option...
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TZOTZIOY, just an earthbound misfit, I
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J. Marlin
Chris Georgiou - TZOTZIOY wrote in message
Well, 'TZOTZIOY' is not an acronym. It's a nickname (to spell it
correctly, substitute an Omega for the first 'O') which is based on my
surname; a nickname that comes from the era of my primary school. The
two reasons I include it in my signature are: 1) my friends can
distinguish me from other persons (my surname is fairly common in
Greece), 2) TZOTZIOY makes my posts easiest to search in DejaNews.
The correct way to pronounce it is "tzohtzee'ou", if you care about it.
Tough and pretty foreign for English speakers, I believe.
PS. BTW, having accounts on various UNIX machines, 'tzot' seems pretty
unique (even around the net) as a nickname. The more common 'chris'
doesn't work that good ;-)
Interesting, thanks and CHARIS to you.
Joseph Marlin
That's what they call the Hash key in Afghanistan isn't it ?
;-)
Henry Craven
H_Cr...@bigpond.com.
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