@Matt beat me to it, but just to reiterate his point: WTF is not an acronym. If you can't speak it like a word (e.g., AFTRA, SNAFU) it's not an acronym.
A word of caution to Mr. Gairdner: the lawyers for King Features Syndicate have a history of combating unauthorized use of copyrighted Family Circus artwork. Whether or not Gairdner could win a case based on fair use as parody (and while there's reason to believe he could, it's also quite possible he could not, based on the prominence of Keane's original artwork in his parodies), any litigation could get very expensive for him. To get an idea of King Features' propensity for going after small-time parodists, google "Dysfunctional Family Circus," or find its Wikipedia page.
Though I do not contribute to the web-based exploitation of cats in any other significant way, my avatar on multiple message boards is a photo of my grouchy cat Henry. So unless I stay off those boards on the 9th (which is possible, since I plan to be listening to the Beatles remasters), I will be polluting the web with more (of the same) cat pictures.
A few decades late for such an observation.
(For the record, I do not pronounce the "t.")
Call it "unparenting." Too bad their kids will suffer because of it.
Though I do not contribute to the web-based exploitation of cats in any other significant way, my avatar on multiple message boards is a photo of my grouchy cat Henry. So unless I stay off those boards on the 9th (which is possible, since I plan to be listening to the Beatles remasters), I will be polluting the web with more (of the same) cat pictures.
Although we should be weary of it, too.
Huh. Where I grew up, attaining the rank of Eagle Scout was usually a sign that you'd soon be busted for selling weed.
Yes, language evolves. That doesn't mean that there aren't any rules, or that those rules shouldn't be followed.
I've only read four of these, but I'm a very good guesser.