No, Thank You.

QuotePrakash Hegade 29 Comments

In response to The Daily Post’s writing prompt: “No, Thank You.”


If you could permanently ban a word from general usage, which one would it be? Why?

Ban the SMS lingo / slang elsewhere. I know I am not asking for one, but a whole set, but its definitely worth it. It’s okay for personal chats, but sure not for general usage.

1 wud def nt like readin smethin writn like dis. Isn’t it??

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29 thoughts on “No, Thank You.”

  3. In SMS lingo defense, I used to type with my eyes up on the black board and just one hand and mobile on my lap. I think SMS lingo’s did help me a lot in sending much more messages. On a formal forum like WP I wouldn’t do it, but I wouldn’t mind it on an informal platform like messenger or Whatsapp.

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    • Ha ha.. we all have done that ANooP. And used to see my students doing that as well. 🙂
      I totally agree with you and i mean the same as well. It is good only if limited with chats! 🙂 Thank you for the thoughts.. 🙂

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  4. Haha..true that!
    It’s amusing and surprising how people cut down on alphabets, and sometimes change the spelling too, even when it doesn’t lead to reducing the alphabets.
    How does ‘Dis’ ‘dat’ sound?
    I guess that’s just a way to add a little swag to it 😉
    Look stylish and in line with the contemporary , perhaps.
    ROFL 😉

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