Da txt speak thrd

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fossyant

Ride It Like You Stole It!
Location
South Manchester
My niece uses text speak even on facebook - mainly as she can't spell at all. :whistle: Might as well be a chimp writing sometimes - I just don't understand it !
 

oliglynn

Über Member
Location
Oxfordshire
lkly mst ov us on er cn spk prpr en, n tk t'pis ot ov txtspk - hvr, wen kids cnt lrn prpr en cuz all they lrn is txt spk of uv der m8s den da en lng is fkt innit lol
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Arch

Married to Night Train
Location
Salford, UK
I generally use proper words in texts, but I'll make use of some shortcuts - "c u soon" for example, or sometimes I'll drop the apostrophe in you're etc. That last one is because on my current phone, it's five or six key presses to get the ', and I often overshoot, and get frustrated.

I occasionally find myself debating which of two words that mean the same is better to use - because a shorter word might take more key presses than a slightly longer one, depending on the letters. I don't have predictive text.
 

Brains

Legendary Member
Location
Greenwich
... and for those of us old enough to remember Telex machines, we know that text abbreviations are far from new.

Boe Code anyone ? IGURR
 
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