CODE BREAKERS: Can you understand NT Facebook messages?

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I hereby announce a $1,000 BOUNTY for the first person to translate the entirety of this exchange into English!

Apparently a 'boomting' is:

"a good looking person.
usually used towards a girl. "

So the first message would appear to be "I spy a good looking person"

Given the meaning of the first message, I would guess 'yunga rush nunez' is a person, either real or fictional? (The name leads me to believe the latter)

looking "buzzed" is a term for being intoxicated since the person says "I looked buzzed" I would guess he/she is talking about how they look in a photo.

Conclusion: I would guess they're talking about a picture that someone has uploaded to facebook, and discussing their opinions of it. (I could be completely wrong, usually am)

I think one of your facebook pals observed terrorists planting a bomb. They are from a terrorist cell called the Yunga Rush Nunez. Terrorism is a 'hot button' issue in today's political climate, hence the 'political I looked buzzed'.

Haha! I thank yous.

I think "yunga" is a misspelled version of "young" and i am assuming "rush nunez" is a persons name (allowing for misspelling there as well).

Person A: "When I were young, we didnt have much of that fancy grammar"
Person B: "HA we didn't have none of that and we splet things wongr AND SPOKE IN GRATUITOUS CAPS"
Person C: "bah you were lucky we didnt have that and our sentences shoeboxy bunny flip godzilla cheesegrater"

Oh oh.... TOO MUCH CODES FOR MY EYES.

Wow, that is some confusing chatter. I gave up on Twitter for that very reason. I couldn't make out what the tweets were saying - and I was following political commentators who should have been speaking standard English.