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An invitation for text messaging over the Internet. A phrase that is sometimes found on more modern conversation hearts.
"Hey, text me sometime," said Joe as he passed Sally in the hallway.
text me by Athene Airheart May 15, 2004
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When you want someone to text you on your cell phone a "Txt Msg" (Text Message)
Hey John text me with the football game scores..
text me by David May 14, 2004
to send a text message to a mobile fone
text me a msg bout if u can come tonite!
text me by rana May 15, 2004
it means either to send you a message online or thought the cellphone.
"text me tonite!"
text me by XBD May 15, 2004
Comes from the UK fad of sending SMS messages via a mobile (cell) phone.
Text me when you leave work and I'll meet you.
text me by Andrew Taylor May 15, 2004

text me later 

used when a person has asked someone a question and have then been ignored.
person1 to person2- ''haaay you coming out for my birthday?''
-ignored-
person1 to person2- ''aww wicked text me later''

text me later by Raaz Taaz January 29, 2009

text me the address

Codeword for "I want to have sex with you"
Where are we going tonight?
Pound Town.
Nice, text me the address
text me the address by Hymen-slicer December 9, 2016
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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