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Texting Instant Message and Internet Slang
Texting Instant Message and Internet Slang
Texting Instant Message and Internet Slang
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This book contains over 2,800 commonly used sexting, texting, instant message, and internet slang terms, acronyms, symbols and definitions. Use this book to code and decode the cryptic messages savvy online users send to one another. This book is intended for anyone who sends or receives text messages, instant messages, emails, or visits game rooms or internet chatrooms.

Sample Content:
PAL
Parents are listening

PANS
Pretty awesome new stuff

PAS
Parent(s) at side

PAW
Parents are watching

PBD
Programmer brain damage

PBM
Play by mail (games)

PC
Private chat; Politically correct

PCM
Please call me

PCO
Please carry on

PCRS
Parent(s) can read slang

LanguageEnglish
PublisherRay Myers, Jr
Release dateJan 2, 2015
ISBN9780981495514
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    Texting Instant Message and Internet Slang - Ray Myers, Jr

    Texting, Instant Message

    and

    Internet Slang

    Ray Myers, Jr.

    Acknowledgment

    The information presented in this book was assembled from a variety of sources and is generally known as common knowledge.

    Disclaimer

    Profanity and vulgarity is common in texting, instant messages, and chat room communications.

    Notice of Liability

    The information in this book is distributed on an as is basis without warranty. While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this book, neither the author nor the publisher shall have any liability to any person or entity with respect to liability, loss, or damage caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly by use of the information contained in this book.

    All Rights Reserved

    No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or by any information storage and retrieval system without the written permission from the author.

    ISBN 978-0-9814955-1-4

    Copyright © 2014 by Ray Myers, Jr.

    Published by:

    PocketCrib, LLC

    Maple Valley, WA 98038

    Introduction

    Technology has changed how we communicate. Commonly used conventions for cell phone text messaging, Internet chat rooms, newsgroups or communication between on-line gamers have found their way into our every day lives. Even college professors are seeing these new conventions used in classroom writing assignments, reports and papers.

    Text messaging is here to stay. We need to understand it, accommodate it, and learn to use it.

    This book presents a snapshot of common slang terms used for on-line communications. It is by no means an exhaustive list. The on-line communication environment is evolving with new terms and phrases being coined every day. Over time, terms and meanings may change and some will cease to be used.

    Hopefully, this book will serve as an introduction to on-line communications and help you to understand what others are saying. GLHF

    - A -

    A Asian A& F Always and forever A&F Always and forever A/M Away message A/S Age, sex A/S/L Age, sex, location A/S/L/P Age, sex, location, picture AAF As a friend AAK Alive and kicking;

    Asleep at keyboard AAMOF As a matter of fact AAMOI As a matter of interest AAP Always a pleasure AAR At any rate AARI Aries AARP Alert aware responsible participate AAS Alive and smiling AATK Always at the keyboard AAYF As always your friend ABBR Abbreviation ABC Already been chewed ABD Already been done ABFL A big fat lady ABT About ABU All bugged up AC Acceptable content ACA All calls answered ACC Anyone can come ACD Alt / Control / Delete ACK Acknowledge ACRONYM Abbreviated coded rendition of name yielding meaning ADAD Another day, another dollar ADBB All done, bye bye ADDR Address ADDY Address ADIP Another day in paradise ADN Any day now ADR Address AEAP As early as possible AFAIAA As far as I am aware AFAIC As far as I'm concerned AFAICS As far as I can see AFAICT As far as I can tell AFAIK As far as I know AFAIR As far as I remember AFAIUI As far as I understand it AFAYC As far as you're concerned AFC Away from computer AFJ April fools joke AFK Away from keyboard AFN That's all for now AFU All f**ked up AFZ Acronym free zone AH A*shole AIAMU And I'm a monkey's uncle AIM AOL Instant Messenger AIR As I remember;

    As I recall AISB As I said before;

    As it should be AISI As I see it AIR Adult in room AIUI As I understand it AIW As it was AKA Also known as ALOL Actually laughing out loud ALT Anyone there AMAP As much / many as possible AMBW All my best wishes AMF Adios mother f**ker AML All my love AMOF As a matter of fact ANB Age no barrier ANFAWFOS And now for a word from our sponsor ANFSCD And now for something completely different ANLSX Anal sex AOAS All of a sudden AOB Abuse of bandwidth AOC Available on cell AOL America Online AOTA All of the above AP Apple pie APAC All praise and credit APP Application;

    Appreciate APYR As per your request AQU Aquarius ARSE A*s AS Another subject ASAFP

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