Textonyms give cell phone addicts a new language

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Surely if this was a working example it would read "a adds" not "an adds" because the message should read "a beer".

I guess this is an example of how editors need to be double-careful in dealing with these language shifts.

Posted by: oneshallstand@...   Posted on: 02/06/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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