These Are the Internet Acronyms the FBI Thinks You Use
The FBI's 83-page list of Internet acronyms was made publicly available this week. "The Directorate of Intelligence's Intelligence Research Support Unit has put together an extensivebut far from exhaustivelist of shorthand and acronyms used in Twitter and other social media venues such as instant messages, Facebook and MySpace," the list  called "Twitter Shorthand"  reads. It's exhaustive indeed. But according to Google Trends data for a few acronyms pulled from the list, it's also outdated. Most peaked in popularity years ago SWMBO she who must be obeyed, BOGOF buy one get one free, 2MORO tomorrow and DNFTT do not feed the troll all peaked before around or before 2010. IITYWTMWYBMAD if I tell you what this means, will you buy me a drink?, meanwhile, has flatlined. , And some, like IITYWTMWYBMAD, have been and continue to be obscure, View the full list here.