What on earth do they mean?

I know the basic ds, dd, dh, that sort of stuff. But what about the other stuff?
Now that I'm trying to post this, I can't remember the specific ones. They mystify me. I need to learn this language!

I felt the same way when I first came here
here are a few:
nak= nursing at keyboard
prr=painting red hinso, overstock from the children's clothing manufacturer, very popular fabric.
oht= one hand typing

i know there are more, but can't think them.

SnS?
SoAA?

Oh, I never could NAK. Too much boobs, too squirmy a baby.

A few more...

SNS or S&S=Sew & Show
ENS or E&S=Embroider & Show
D&S, etc=Dye & Show
SG=Stash Game
FOE=Foldover Elastic
BL=Baby Lock
SOAA+ebay group of sewing mamas, Sisterhood of Amity Artisans

S&S or Sns = sew and show (there's also buy and show, knit and show, dye and show, etc.)

RTW = ready to wear

SOAA = Sisterhood of Amity Artisans (a group of Amity mamas who sell on eBay, click here for more information (http://www.amitymama.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=196779&highlight=join+soaa).)

OT = off topic

FS = for sale

ISO = in search of

MM = Malden Mills (name brand fleece) or sometimes Michael Miller (fabric brand)

SG = stash game (there's usually a sticky post at the top of the forum when it's going on, it has more details in it)

Aha! Thanks for clearing that up. I couldn't figure them out.

FSOT = for sale or trade
KS = kwik sew

This isn't an abbreviation, but a lot of people wonder what Ottobre is.

Ottobre Design (http://www.ottobredesign.com) is a pattern magazine, with primarily children's patterns.

When Carolinerenee and I met in Vegas, she brought her magazine with her. What beautiful things I saw in there!

Here are a couple that stumped me :

KSFB ~ Kwik Sew for Babies

KSFC ~ Kwik Sew for Children

KSFT ~ Kwik Sew for Toddlers

KS ~ Kwik Sew

:D

Not sewing related but, what's FWIW?

For What It's Worth?