On Fri, 19 Sep 1997, Tjaart van der Walt wrote:

> Pasi T Mustalahti wrote:
> >
> > On Fri, 19 Sep 1997, N STEENKAMP [M.ING E&E] wrote:
> >
> > > Hi,
> > > > I got a lot of smart-ass answers, but nobody told me what PTM means.
> > > Its the guy's inititials.
> > > Niki
> > >
> > PTM: Yeah, you are right.
> > I have had this habit for so long that I didn't see anything odd in it.
> > It started in a R&D project where we documented just about everything and
> > signed it with our initials.
> > I didn't read these acronyn-mails until now and now the best part has gone
> > ;)
>
> That must explain RTFM - Reginald Theodore Frederick McDonald <VBG>
PTM: Not all acronyms are initials. Take for example
ISDN -It Still Does Nothing
NTSC -Never The Same Color


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