MOF, Texting Guide For Parents
If you’re a parent, you should talk to your kids about texting. How are they texting? How often do they text? What are they texting? You need to lay down some ground rules before they even own a phone.
Teens these days text each other more than they talk to each other. It’s easier to send a text message then work up the gall to say something witty in person. You can hide behind your phone and fire messages faster than Quick Draw McGraw. So if you encounter texting your teens phone and you are not sure what they are saying, below is quick reference guide to sort through it all.
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# * 2 – too or to * 4 – for * 4COL – For crying out loud A * AFAIK – As far as I know B * BBL – Be back later C * CD9 – Code 9 (means parents are around) D * DIKU? – Do I know you? E * EG – Evil grin F * F2F – Face to face G * G1 – Good one H * H8 – Hate I * IC – I see J * J4F – Just for fun K * K – OK L * L8R – Later |
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* MYOB – Mind your own business N * NAC – Not a clue O * OAUS – On an unrelated subject P * PAW – Parents are watching Q * QT – Cutie R * REHI – Hi again * SCNR – Sorry, could not resist T * TBH – To be honest U * UOK – [Are] you OK? W * WAEF – When all else fails X * XOXO – Hugs and kisses Y * YGLT – You’re gonna love this |
For a complete list of terms, search the Tech Dictionary.
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