Internet Lingo Dictionary

For those of you that have delved into social media, facebook and instant messaging or have children at home that do, this dictionary is for you. It contains all of the acronyms that you’ll ever need to know and some that you probably wish you didn’t. I find myself having to look up short hand to understand what I’m reading on the ‘net and this dictionary is handy to have around.

Spectorsoft has put this dictionary together and it’s great. Of course it’s also a sales tool for them. They make great software – different products for home and business. We have clients that use both. So I feel OK about passing this along to you. They make great stuff and are a great company to work with.

Download a Complimentary Guide to Decoding Your Child's Secret Online Language

CUL8R. LMIRL. PAW. GNOC. Is this an alien language, or just language that is alien to you?

Kids have quickly adopted a secret form of communication (an Internet Lingo) that consists of abbreviated words and phrases that they use to code their conversations. With SpectorSoft's new "Parent's Guide to Internet Lingo" you can now decode this secret language and know EXACTLY what your children are discussing with friends online.

Best of all... it's absolutely FREE!

Download the FREE "Parent's Guide to Internet Lingo"

Can you decode these common phrases? Take the Internet Lingo QUIZ

WARNING THIS GUIDE CONTAINS POTENTIALLY OFFENSIVE AND SEXUALLY SUGGESTIVE CONTENT THAT IS REPRESENTATIVE OF CHAT LANGUAGE USED BY KIDS ONLINE.
Just in case you were wondering: CUL8R = See You Later, LMIRL = Let's Meet In Real Life, PAW = Parents Are Watching, GNOC = Get Naked On Cam.