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Acronyms - WTH is an ASW?

by florian vogler ::  |  | 
Hey you bloggers - do me a favor and shed some light on what an ASW is, will you?

According to the internet I have, it could be an AntiSubmarine Warfare, an Asset SWap, Application SoftWare, Anti-Spy-softWare, Ambrosia Software, Association of Scientific Workers, Approved Social Worker (that one?), A Small World (could be?), an Art Supply Warehouse, Artificial Sea Water, an Egyptian airport code, All Seems Well, Audits and Surveys Worldwide (or that one?), Average Surface Wind (sounds good, too), Address and Synchronisation Word, Auxiliary Sea- or SaltWater, an Administratives Services Workstation, an AirStrike Warning, an Asynchronous Service Window, Ammonia Scrubber Waste (yeah!), Automatic Switch to Working, an Axial Spin Wave, or even an Azimuthal Surface Wave.

I have no friggin clue. And neither do google, yahoo, or any other sites I searched.

p.s. WTH = What the hell or what the heck. The acronym with an F instead of the H would mean Worldwide Taekwondo Federation or Waking the Fallen or just plain Whiskey Tango Foxtrott. Sometimes it also just means Welcome To Finland.
 

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As I'm also clueless, I'll keep it on: Attention Seeking Whore.

Take a look at { Link } , Comment 707.9. from Ben Langhinrichs:

"It stands for Attention Seeking Whore, and it basically means those bloggers who drive traffic to their sites to make sure everybody notices them."


Thanks Ulrich, I have submitted a respective suggestion on acronymfinder.com { Link } - I'll let you know whether it get's approved; I fear however that it does not fit their guidelines { Link }.

@Dennis: was that just coincedence or irony? ;-)

Well the term Attention Whore I knew, so I figured the seeking out after a couple of hours of thinking what it would stand for ;)

But offcourse, the irony is there ;)

lol - it seems like I should have done better research.
(it just wasn't explained anywhere yesterday and used a few times ... so I figured I'd educate the internet a little)
Thanks for all the attention anyway ;-)

Well, or just check the <a href="http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=ASW">Urban Dictionary</a> next time first. Also available as a search plugin for Firefox or IE7

 

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