SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Sexting,
the act of exchanging sexually explicit text messages, has been around for
several years and used by numerous groups including curious teenagers,
persistent ex-boyfriends, and reality television stars. In
fact, the name “sexting,” a mash up of the words “sexy” and “texting,” has
become common vernacular in today’s mobile age. Researchers, however, are still
struggling to come up with a name for a “sexy Tweet,” in which a person uses
Twitter to post promiscuous 140-character comments or even a picture of their
private parts on the social website. “We just can’t figure this one out,” says
head researcher Richard Folly. “Many people think ‘Twat’ would work, but that
name is already taken by the vagina. We’d like to come up with something entirely
new. It’s just so hard to follow sexting. We were already highly criticized
for our lack of creativity on sextagram.” Various options on the table include “Tweenie,”
“Vwag,” "Skeet Tweet," “Chirp,” “Bieber,” “Doing the Anthony Weiner,” and the admittedly less
thoughtful “Dick Tweet.” The research group did note that a sexy post on Vine, a
mobile app that is used to upload and share short videos, will continue to be called
“porn.”
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