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Internet Slang Dictionary and Translator

March 2, 2006 by Liz Leave a Comment

And now for something completely different . . .

Internet Shorthand

Ever find yourself reading along in a post or a comment–or worse an email–and suddenly you encounter a set of letters that mean something. You’re sure they do, but you don’t know what. They are some sort of email and Internet shorthand. For whatever reason, you don’t feel comfortable asking anyone what they mean. Finally, there’s a place where you can sneak away and find out on your own . . .

The Internet Slang Dictionary and Translator

Yes, folks, you never have to feel out in the cold again. You can join the in crowd and be one of the gang, tossing around Internet slang like the rest of them. Best of all, you’ll actually what they mean. Imagine what boon to your business life this little tool could be! 🙂

Beyond the dictionary and translator, you will also find a number of good articles on net slang and net etiquette worth reading under the tap NET GUIDE.

Seriously click the screen shot, and go have some fun.

btw, syl. ttfn. hago

While you’re there, check this one–> PEBKAC

I’ll wait here for you.

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–ME “Liz” Strauss

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Comments

  1. Martin says

    March 2, 2006 at 7:39 PM

    By the Way (BTW), the Problem Exists Between Keyboard and Chair (PEBKAC) because shortly we’ll be all illiterate, more so… imao

    See You Later (SYL) and Ta Ta for Now (TTFN)

    and yapa (yet another pointless acronym)…

    ctrn … ihtp 😉

    Reply
  2. ME Strauss says

    March 2, 2006 at 7:42 PM

    Martin,
    Were you playing with that toy or did you already know all of those things. Please tell me it was the toy. Please tell me it was the toy.

    I don’t want to think of you as multi-lingual in that fashion.

    Reply
  3. Martin says

    March 2, 2006 at 8:18 PM

    It was the toy! I was playing with that tool becasue of …. YOU!

    But I had to get away from it – I could actually feel myself getting dumber and dumber…

    I only use two: BTW and IMO – that’s enough for me

    Reply
  4. ME Strauss says

    March 2, 2006 at 8:30 PM

    Whew! What a relief that was! I didn’t think you actually knew that stuff. I was hoping I wasn’t going to have to arrange for an intervention. Those are alwasy so . . . ahem . . .distasteful, getting everyone together, sitting you down, teliing you that we have to talk to you about a problem . . . the tears, the shaking, the need for sedation–and that’s just my reaction!

    Reply

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