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British Web Hot Coded Language Revealed

ONS (one night stand) and BPO (Beautiful People Only) are some of the coded phrases commonly used by the Britons and is also believed by some industry leaders to be a fully fledged web sexual language.
Desperate housewives have promoted themselves as MBA (Married But Available) and W2SI (Willing To Slum It) in a cheap hotel. "There is undoubtedly a massive community - both in the UK and globally – of people from all corners of society that want to meet like-minded individuals for fun with no strings attached," the Daily Star quoted Andy Hammonds, founder of MyFbuddy.co.uk, a new site for adults seeking sex without commitment, as saying.
"What we're seeing is the fact that this community is evolving fast and is choosing to communicate in an extremely direct way. "They're arguably taking the anonymity that the web offers and making best use of the technology to get what they want," Hammonds added.
Other commonly used short forms are ONO (One Night Only) and W2T (Willing To Travel). AGENCIES



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