Definition of a FARB        There seems to be a lot of confusion out there about the definition of a "FARB." Folks, if you're DOING it right, THINK you're doing it right, TRYING to do it right, or just WANT to do it right long as you are doing all that you can to upgrade your impression YOU'RE NOT A FARB. However, if you have items you KNOW are wrong but don't care to ask, seek info about, or attempt to improve these items, or worse, when a better reproduction IS widely available and you won't upgrade to it, (despite a universe of peer pressure), then my friend you ARE a FARB.        A FARB will never utter these words: "Say, that's very authentic looking, where did you get that?" "How do I make one of those?" "Can you help me do that?" Or..."well, if we can't do it right, lets not do it at all." Rather, Farbs are proponents of that old standard of farbicity, the "ten-foot rule," "Ahhh, it's close enough." is their mantra. On the other hand, I have never met a hard-core authentic, in ANY hobby, who would not bend over backwards to help someone who asked for it. Bottom line: If you're not a FARB (and don't want to be known as one) when you see someone doing it better than you...ASK!