Rebekah Brooks' revelation that David Cameron used to sign off his text messages to her 'LOL', believing it meant "lots of love" has sparked a storm online.

The former News International chief executive told the Leveson inquiry on Friday the prime minister stopped used the acronym after she explained to him the real meaning (laugh out loud).

Within seconds Twitter was awash with suggestions for Cameron's interpretation of other popular abbreviations.

Some joked at Cameron's privileged upbringing.

#dctxtspeak WTF - What the fudge.

— Ben Stanford (@BenJStanford) May 11, 2012

Others guessed at what Cameron's view of the Leveson inquiry will be after today.

David Cameron hopes LOL stands for Last of Leveson. #LOLgate#dctxtspeak

— Mermayden (@mermayden) May 11, 2012

BRB Bloody Rebecca Brooks #dctxtspeak

— adam salkeld (@adamsalkeld1) May 11, 2012

Plenty were mocking of the prime minister's relationship with Rupert Murdoch.

ROTFL = Rupert's On The Fone: Listening #dctxtspeak

— Ben Kind (@benkind) May 11, 2012

Still thinking about other abbreviations - can someone tell me what BSkyB means? #Leveson #LOLgate #dctxtspeak #camerontexts

— Dave Cameroon (@DaveCamm) May 11, 2012

IMO= In Murdoch's Opinion#dctxtspeak

— Simon Mason (@LDNCalling) May 11, 2012

ROFL = Rupert's Obedient Favoured Lapdog #dctxtspeak

— Saggydaddy (@Saggydaddy) May 11, 2012

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Some ridiculed Cameron's relationship with Nick Clegg.

Cameron signs off texts to Clegg ROFL - Roll over feeble lad #dctxtspeak #LOLgate

— Jenny Pickering (@1976jennypenny) May 11, 2012

Inevitably, Horsegate was resurrected.

IMHO - Is my horse outside? #dctxtspeak

— Rupert-Pete Hawksley (@ruhawksley) May 11, 2012

SMH - send my horse #lol #dctxtspeak

— Marcus Dysch (@MarcusDysch) May 11, 2012

Whilst others took a more serious tone.

#dctxtspeak. NHS - No Hope, Sorry.

— Kerrie Farrell (@KerrieFarrell) May 11, 2012

Is it too late to try and explain to David Cameron what NHS means?

— boothby graffoe (@boobygraffoe) May 11, 2012