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Bovvered replied

31 October 2005, 09:40
It is all a little annoying, but language is very organic.

U (sorry, couldn't resist!) see Stephen Fry on Jonathon Ross the other night? He spoke about how the new word amongst his son and friends for cool, was 'book'. This had come about because book comes up first when using T9 predictive text messaging! Stephen Fry found it all quite wonderful.
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MarillionFan replied

30 October 2005, 15:59
Gd wd 21st Century Grandpa!
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s2budd replied

30 October 2005, 15:38
Text Talk

Translation please.
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wc2 replied

30 October 2005, 11:15
txt talk really grips my tulip.

Especially when people use it while typing on a keyboard.
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Churchill replied

30 October 2005, 09:31
tw@!
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MarillionFan started a topic Text messaging. Please discuss.

30 October 2005, 08:44
Text messaging. Please discuss.

YNK w@ may hpn n D fucha, bt @ presnt D st8 of txt msgN n D UK S rly effecting us ll. hw lng DY reckon itl taK B4 txtN shorth@ wl B allowd n schls as part of exams? I shudder 2 tnk
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