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Subject: What a FAW is.
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Date: 28 Mar 91 23:45:10 GMT
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A FAW is one of those Frequently Mis-typed Acronyms (FMA).
(I think it's one of those typo-deals.)

:-)
Leonard

In article <d08f!nl@rpi.edu> xor@aix01.aix.rpi.edu (Joseph Schwartz) writes:
>In article <8234@crash.cts.com> jludwig@pro-grouch.cts.com (Jerry Ludwig) writes:
>>Whats a FAQ... or a FAW?
> 
>The FAQ list is a list of Frequently Asked Questions.  (At first, I assumed it
>meant F***ing A**hole Questions.)  The full list is posted at the first of each
>month, and an abridged list is posted in the middle of each month.  You can
>search for the word "Frequent" to locate these.
> 
>I have no idea what an FAW is.
>-- 
>Joe Schwartz
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