Unwanted text messages are fast becoming a problem instead of just a nuisance. Here's how you can stop them, almost instantly with no fear of retribution.
A video has surfaced on Facebook that shows a truck plowing into a motorcycle, then a school bus and the person behind the wheel was allegedly texting and driving.
Teenagers like to abbreviate things. It's a way of bonding, & having a language of their own. It's also a way to keep parents from knowing what they're talking & texting about. Many parents go through their kids texts, e-mails, and monitor their activity on social media. We're all familiar with Lol, Smh, & Omg. Some are pretty innocent, "LMK" (let me know), "WYCM" (Will you call me?) Then there are the ones designed to keep parents in the dark...
Louisiana motorists are being asked to send a text using the hashtag symbol and the letter X before getting behind the wheel. Erik Skrmetta, chairman of the Louisiana Public Service Commission says it's the new social media way to tell people, "I'm driving — don't text me."