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    Naively I thought that having come from an IT background before becoming a mum I'd have a bit of an advantage once my kids get to the online surfing stage. Less than 3(!!!) years later, today, I've gone to have a look at DH's teenage half sister's Facebook profile to see how she's doing this year - the second half of this "msg" is like a foreign language to me: "Shit ya i knw so much kak this weekend hay but we wil be lafn about it by next weekend.i wil try c u 2day promise !x damb pity last nyt didnt work out but we wil suck it up aka we wil get ova it but miss u so much my mental bitch hahahaha cnt blve our rents sed that we u knw wat so fukn funny sniff sniff twitch twitch if u get it:) love u meggy mwah!owe and we must make it up to nimi damb we feel kak bowt that one sowi nimi " How on earth do those of you with older kids keep one step ahead of this mayhem? I posted this in the Soapbox because of some of the language in that message. Also, it just so happens her name is also "Megan" - hence the "meggy"


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      Naively I thought that having come from an IT background before becoming a mum I'd have a bit of an advantage once my kids get to the online surfing stage. Less than 3(!!!) years later, today, I've gone to have a look at DH's teenage half sister's Facebook profile to see how she's doing this year - the second half of this "msg" is like a foreign language to me: "Shit ya i knw so much kak this weekend hay but we wil be lafn about it by next weekend.i wil try c u 2day promise !x damb pity last nyt didnt work out but we wil suck it up aka we wil get ova it but miss u so much my mental bitch hahahaha cnt blve our rents sed that we u knw wat so fukn funny sniff sniff twitch twitch if u get it:) love u meggy mwah!owe and we must make it up to nimi damb we feel kak bowt that one sowi nimi " How on earth do those of you with older kids keep one step ahead of this mayhem? I posted this in the Soapbox because of some of the language in that message. Also, it just so happens her name is also "Megan" - hence the "meggy"


      A mum and loving it![^]

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      Ah - I assumed the 'meggy' bit was to you for when you read it :-) This sort of thing is how teenagers build walls to create their own worlds. You and I are supposed to be locked out of it :-) I can read this tho. What worries me is, is this how the language changes ? Is 'bowt' going to be in the Oxford dictionary in 5 years time ?

      Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ "also I don't think "TranslateOneToTwoBillion OneHundredAndFortySevenMillion FourHundredAndEightyThreeThousand SixHundredAndFortySeven()" is a very good choice for a function name" - SpacixOne ( offering help to someone who really needed it ) ( spaces added for the benefit of people running at < 1280x1024 )

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        Ah - I assumed the 'meggy' bit was to you for when you read it :-) This sort of thing is how teenagers build walls to create their own worlds. You and I are supposed to be locked out of it :-) I can read this tho. What worries me is, is this how the language changes ? Is 'bowt' going to be in the Oxford dictionary in 5 years time ?

        Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ "also I don't think "TranslateOneToTwoBillion OneHundredAndFortySevenMillion FourHundredAndEightyThreeThousand SixHundredAndFortySeven()" is a very good choice for a function name" - SpacixOne ( offering help to someone who really needed it ) ( spaces added for the benefit of people running at < 1280x1024 )

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        Christian Graus wrote:

        Is 'bowt' going to be in the Oxford dictionary in 5 years time

        Hopefully - in a "Parents English-Kidspeak Translation Dictionary" :sigh:


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          Naively I thought that having come from an IT background before becoming a mum I'd have a bit of an advantage once my kids get to the online surfing stage. Less than 3(!!!) years later, today, I've gone to have a look at DH's teenage half sister's Facebook profile to see how she's doing this year - the second half of this "msg" is like a foreign language to me: "Shit ya i knw so much kak this weekend hay but we wil be lafn about it by next weekend.i wil try c u 2day promise !x damb pity last nyt didnt work out but we wil suck it up aka we wil get ova it but miss u so much my mental bitch hahahaha cnt blve our rents sed that we u knw wat so fukn funny sniff sniff twitch twitch if u get it:) love u meggy mwah!owe and we must make it up to nimi damb we feel kak bowt that one sowi nimi " How on earth do those of you with older kids keep one step ahead of this mayhem? I posted this in the Soapbox because of some of the language in that message. Also, it just so happens her name is also "Megan" - hence the "meggy"


          A mum and loving it![^]

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          Man, that beats some of the most ghetto stuff I have come across. And no need for that translator.....there's an urban dictionary on the web (google it), which explains the elements of such language lucidly. ;)

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            Ah - I assumed the 'meggy' bit was to you for when you read it :-) This sort of thing is how teenagers build walls to create their own worlds. You and I are supposed to be locked out of it :-) I can read this tho. What worries me is, is this how the language changes ? Is 'bowt' going to be in the Oxford dictionary in 5 years time ?

            Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ "also I don't think "TranslateOneToTwoBillion OneHundredAndFortySevenMillion FourHundredAndEightyThreeThousand SixHundredAndFortySeven()" is a very good choice for a function name" - SpacixOne ( offering help to someone who really needed it ) ( spaces added for the benefit of people running at < 1280x1024 )

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            Christian Graus wrote:

            Is 'bowt' going to be in the Oxford dictionary in 5 years time ?

            Would it be a problem if it were given that todays usage and spelling would confuse people form a hundred years ago?

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