As a one thumb
texter, I got a real kick out of the
article in today's Wall Street Journal about the vocabulary of
texting (parents take special note). Central to this new language is the lexicon of abbreviations that often leave me
scratching my head as the Twitter feed scrolls on my phone.
These include:
- CID . . . . . Consider it done
- FWIW. . . For what it’s worth
- HAND . . . Have a nice day
- IAT . . . . . I am tired
- NRN . . . . No response necessary
- 4COL. . . . For crying out loud
My bookmarks list now includes
NetLingo, a
texting dictionary, and
Dtxrt.com, a
Babel Fish-type
translator.
KUTGW.
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