A few more text replacements that I have as well: Johnathan -> Jonathan // or whatever common misspelling you have for your manager or coworker. I don't need i

A few more text replacements that I have as well: Johnathan -> Jonathan // or whatever common misspelling you have for your manager or coworker. I don't need it now, but can be a good stop-gap teh -> the // For some reason auto correct doesn't catch this very common mistake adn -> and // same thx -> Thank you! // brevity + professionalism thxa -> Thanks in advance! // it's surprising how effective this phrase is at getting someone to do anything On my iPhone: ducking -> fucking Lol -> lol // that capital L bothers me omw -> On my way! omwh -> on my way home