The New York Times’ David Pogue presents “The Next Generation of Online Shorthand,” including a few choice ones for parents:

WIWYA — when I was your age

YKT – you kids today

CRRE — conversation required; remove earbuds

Check out the rest, and if you have your own to suggest, post ‘em here in the comments area. Here are a few to get those creative juices (CJ) flowing:

IYHD – Is your homework done?

WHYFYH – Why haven’t you finished your homework?

TNE – That’s no excuse.

IYRTYSBD – If you’re reading this you shouldn’t be driving

YG – You’re grounded.