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We prove a strong law of large numbers for moving averages of independent,
identically distributed random variables with certain subexponential
distributions. These random variables show a behavior that can be
considered intermediate between the classical strong law and the
Erdös-Rényi law. We further show that the difference from the
classical behavior is due to the influence of extreme terms.
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