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Re: About the term "AFOL"
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lugnet.general, lugnet.faq
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Fri, 27 May 2005 15:10:49 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Christian Treczoks wrote:
> In lugnet.general, David Eaton wrote:
> > Adrian got it right-- Jeff Thompson appears to be the first one who used the
> > term "Adult Fan Of Lego" on RTL (June 13, 1995), and Matthew Verdier first
> > brought light to the acronym in reference to Jeff's post (June 14, 1995),
> > which quickly caught on.
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> May I blatantly copy your words to create a Wikipedia article for the term
> "AFOL"?
Go right ahead!
I tried checking briefly to see instances of how often 'AFOL' was used to mean
'Adult Friend Of Lego' (because I've seen it said that it can mean either),
however I could only find about 5 occurances of it being used that way on RTL or
Lugnet. Looks like the misconception of it meaning "Friend" probably comes from
the now-less-often-used "LF" or "NLF" ("Lego Friend" or "Non-Lego Friend").
DaveE
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