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Leander High School's online student-run newspaper

The Roar

Leander High School's online student-run newspaper

The Roar

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Addison Petrini
Addison Petrini
Photojournalist

    Special Edition: Texting

       By Kaitlin Hutson

       This is the special edition of ‘Beasting’ Your Way Through an Adolescent Vocabulary were we go through almost every acronym used in text messages across the U.S.A (United States of America), and translate them for a better understanding. There are many different acronyms in the world of text messages. The following are the main acronyms involved.

    LOL-Laugh out loud

    • Generally used in a positive manner. Used to acknowledge that something is funny as if laughing in a text message.

    ROTFL-Rolling on the floor laughing

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    • See ‘LOL’. This is generally used to indicate that something is so funny that you are on the floor laughing.

    JK or JP-Just kidding or just playing

    IDK-I don’t know

    OMG– Oh my gosh

    TTYL-Talk to you later

    MLIA– My life is average

    • A statement in which a person feels as if nothing exciting or eventful has happened in his/her life.

    BF & GF-Boyfriend and girlfriend

    BFF– Best friend forever

    • Referring to a best friend

    BFFN-Best friend for now

    • Generally used is a joking matter. Used to indicate that someone with only be your best friend for a short amount of time.

    NVM-Never mind

    BTW-By the way

    WTH– What the heck?

    • Used in a negative manner. Often used when something may be confusing or displeasing.

    TMI-Too much information

    • Generally used in a negative manner.  Used to indicate that someone has received too much information about a story or event and does not want to hear anymore.

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