What does FTW stand for?

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The latest to feel the Wrath of John is apparently his predecessor as New Hampshire GOP chair, Fergus Cullen.

The striker, who was given time off over Christmas and the New Year to travel home to Argentina, is bound to feel the wrath of Sir Alex Ferguson after criticising his manager over reports suggesting he had rejected a new contract.

One of the hot topics being discussed as summer approaches is whether or not the camping industry is going to feel the wrath of the rising gas prices I feel that it will affect the industry to a certain degree, because I know many people will still go camping regardless of gas prices One of the hot topics being discussed as summer approaches is whether or not the camping industry is going to feel the wrath of the rising gas prices.

A team brimming with potential has been turned into a team of winners and an understrength Wicklow side could well feel the wrath tomorrow.

I am sure that won't be for long if she carries on saying the things she does,because her friends may think they will be the next to feel the wrath of her tongue.

McLaren, however, will feel the wrath of Jefferies, who had warned his players to be careful.

Heather, aged 34, is not the first woman in Sir Paul's life to feel the wrath of his devoted fans.

Keep a beady eye on those interest rates, Gordon, or you will feel the wrath of south-west London and beyond.