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Re: About the term "AFOL"
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lugnet.people
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Thu, 26 May 2005 20:43:50 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Leonard Hoffman wrote:
> I personally dislike refering to myself in accronym form.
I used to like it until someone pronounced my initials (DPE) as "Dippy".
Actually (man, this is going off-topic FAST), when I was a wee one of about 7
years old or so, my name betrayed me. My mom was "Moo-Moo". You'd be "Loo-Loo
Hoo-Hoo". Jake Mckee would be "Joo-Joo Moo-Moo". Don't ask why. I was some sort
of demented kid.
The system worked great until I applied it to MY name. "Doo-Doo Poo-Poo Eoo-Eoo"
(pronounced "Ew! Ew!"). Oh yeah. That worked out well.
> If forced to use an accronym, I'd use PoLAWEBwLBBa/oBoOB (Persons of Legal
> Age Who Enjoy Building with LEGO Building Blocks and/or Blocks of Other
> Brands).
Ha! I'm gonna have to try that from now on. I can *almost* pronounce it.
"PO-la-web-wull-BAY-oh-boob". Very classy.
DaveE
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 | | Re: About the term "AFOL"
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| (...) I personally dislike refering to myself in accronym form. Accronyms are pretty much an indicator of complete geekishness, which, when cruising the beach for babes, I try to avoid. I usually say "LEGO Fan" and "LEGO Fan Community", and then (...) (19 years ago, 26-May-05, to lugnet.general)
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