I do not like when people text me in abbreviations at my age.

[Duncanpup]

Well G.M.

I’m like well General Motors to you too. Read this on twitter made me smile.

[mahatmakanejeeves]

1. TL; DR. NT

[aeromanKC]

2. IKR

[dchill]

26. That's the one!

[unblock]

3. Iokiurgenz

[Ohiya]

4. SMH

LOL

[samnsara]

5. im still trying to figure out what NT means after a post...

...and I know what TFG means but whats TSF? ( I think thats what it is)

[mahatmakanejeeves]

6. "NT" means there's nothing in the "Reply text:" box.

There’s No Text. The reply title is all there is.

[catbyte]

8. NT means that there's no text under the subject line.

Sorry, but I keep forgetting what TSF means but I know it's not a compliment.

[10 Turtle Day]

10. TSF means the sick f**k

It was reported that Joe Biden said this about the orange felon.

[KS Toronado]

15. When typing it I say "The Stupid F**ker"

[PatSeg]

19. Bless you!

[HarryM]

7. ROTFLMAOPMP

[UniqueUserName]

13. That's a strange thing to confess on a message board

Rolling on the floor laughing my ass off------ pumping my p*nis?

[ShazzieB]

23. That's not what it means.

I googled it and got "rolling on the floor, laughing my ass off, peeing my pants." That's definitely not too racy for this place. 😁

[HarryM]

25. WRONG!

peed my pants

[10 Turtle Day]

9. LOL!

[Javaman]

11. SAUA...

society against useless abbreviations.

LOL

[PatSeg]

20. Perfect!

And most of them are useless and often very lazy.

[nuxvomica]

12. TY actually says so much

It means I could've texted "thank you" but I'm not really all that grateful though I felt some reply was necessary and I wanted to show how incredibly chill, busy or withit I am by just typing two letters. Meanwhile, all "thank you" does is express heartfelt gratitude, which is apparently a pretty lame thing to do nowadays.

[PatSeg]

21. Whoa, that is so perfect

It is often just an attitude that can actually mean FU. Also I've seen "LOL" used passive-aggressively so often that I refuse to use it.

[pat_k]

28. Passive aggressively, sort of like "Bless your heart"?

[PatSeg]

30. Yes, yes, yes!

That is exactly what it sounds like. I remember seeing people insult someone and following it with "lol". You know, like they were just kidding, but of course they weren't and they knew the recipient knew they weren't. The stupid "lol" was like a knife in the back.

We communicate with so many people online these days, so I try very hard to be sure whatever I write can be understood clearly by anyone reading it.

[3Hotdogs]

14. Me, too. My ex texts me "FU." every morning. Follow up?

What am I supposed to follow up?

[PatSeg]

22. Ha, ha, ha!!!

[rubbersole]

27. FU2.

[MotownPgh]

16. My poor 93 year old dad has been GP

for over 12 years now. (GP=Grandpa).
I think he likes it now 😃

[surfered]

17. I don't like having to scroll down for the year of my birth. I'm sure it's giving me a repetitive motion injury. And .

...why do they begin with 2024. I know we get electronic devices in the hands of kids pretty early, but surely not infants. I'm old, I just woke up, and I'm cranky. So, don't get me started....

[ProfessorGAC]

24. With You

Just let me type in the date. Don't make me have to scroll back 68 years. I could type in 1956 in a tenth of the time.

[BootinUp]

18. TBH

To be honest

HTH

:rfol:

[zipplewrath]

29. Well, under the category of "get off my lawn".

There has been a shift to which I cannot get accustomed. I'm either "Mr. Last Name", or I am "First name". This "Mr. First name" makes no sense to me. We're either being formal or not. Furthermore, if the issue is making sure we have identified the correct person, maybe it should be "Mr. First and Last Name"?

I know "Okay Boomer".

[Luciferous]

31. My father in law texts like a teenage girl.

Sometimes I have to have my kids translate 🤣

[JoseBalow]

32. IKR?