
Do you really know what kinds
of messages your children are conveying when they chat online using
Internet slangs?
Mummy and daddy, this is for you ooooooo. In today’s internet age, slangs have gone beyond just the basic “LOL”
(Laugh out loud) or “LMK” (Let me know). Acronyms have reached a whole
new level – and you should be aware. Scroll down and thank me later.
CNN’s Digital Correspondent and mother of two, Kelly Wallace, is shedding light on some common acronyms teens use while exchanging online/text messages:
1. IWSN – I want s*x now
2. GNOC – Get n*ked on camera
3. NIFOC – N*ked in front of computer
4. PIR - Parent in room
5 CU46 - See you for s*x
6. 53X - S*x
7. 9 - Parent watching
8. 99 - Parent gone
9. 1174 - Party meeting place
10. THOT - That hoe over there
11. CID – Acid (the drug)
12. Broken - Hungover from alcohol
13. 420 – Marijuana
14. POS - Parent over shoulder
15. SUGARPIC - Suggestive or er*tic photo
16. KOTL - Kiss on the lips
17. (L)MIRL - Let’s meet in real life
18. PRON - P*rn
19. TDTM – Talk dirty to me
20. 8 - Oral s*x
21. CD9 - Parents around/Code 9
22. IPN – I’m posting n*ked
23. LH6 - Let’s have sex
24. WTTP – Want to trade pictures?
25. DOC - Drug of choice
26. TWD - Texting while driving
27. GYPO - Get your pants off
28. KPC- Keeping parents clueless
Credit: BN
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