Mom And Dad: What Your Kids Texting Abbreviations Mean

The internet and mobile phones have really have changed the way we talk to each other.
Young people are speaking a totally different language thanks to codes and abbreviations meant to "KPC," "keep parents clueless."

One widely known catchphrase involves Netflix. When you see "Netflix and Chill" in a chat, that's code for sex. So is the word "salad."

Some code words are slang for risque behavior, like "GNOC" (get naked on camera).

Numbers are used, too: "8" (oral sex), "9" or "CD9/Code 9" (parents are around).

It's clear we've gone way passed the days of LOL.

Here are some more examples of internet slang:

1174 = Nude club
420 = marijuana
GYPO = Get your pants off
IWSN = I Want Sex Now
MOS = Mom Over Shoulder
P911 = Parent Alert
PIR = Parent In Room
PAW = Parents are Watching
PAL = Parents are Listening or Peace and Love
zerg = To Gang Up on Someone
WYRN =What's Your Real Name?

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