That actually made me laugh out loud.I'll have to add that to my list! :) Talking about abbreviations, what about teenagers and online chat. I swear they've shortened the languague to an Orwellian Languague Utopia. I've seen my teenagers typing online and haven't got a clue as to what they are on about, wish they'd take that energy and thought and apply it to school though.

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SMS/text messaging is the beginning of the end of the English language as we know it. It's a sad thing...Dave Blevins

Hah, I wish that was my problem, I wouldn't have seven kids running around.

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>SMS/text messaging is the beginning of the end of the English>language as we know it. It's a sad thing...>>Dave BlevinsI couldn't agree more. One of the most aggravating things is that this rediculous shorthand has been infiltrating forums now for some time, making formerly nice places to visit a "fingernails on blackboard" experience... :-bang Of course, the same could be said for written communications. I've even had post-grad students turn in papers containing emoticons for heaven's sake! :-lol

>>Peanut butter and>Jelly, Bacon and Ham sandwich....>:-beerchug I know I am going to start something here but at 6:30 AM LOLPeanut butter and>Jelly, Bacon and Ham sandwich Retch!:)I had always hear that programmers had strange eating habits and favorite foods but, PJBH??;)

Heh, I agree the X thing is getting a bit confusing for me too!In respect of FEX, website link is in my sig. Which should hopefully give you an over-view of what it is about.Warm regards,Chris Norris