The New Danger: 1337-speak

[Tavish]

Everyone who is anyone knows that leet speak is old news. Hex speak is the new wave.

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[thedude]

Any text that requires me to search for the "yen" symbol is too much of a hassle.

In fact, I think very few young teens use "leet" in general online conversation. It's just a bunch of abbreviations and misspellings because they don't know how to type. This leet thing seems way more complicated than your average, idiot, Fergie-album-buying 14 year old is willing to participate in. The article in the beginning kind of blurs it too, going into the whole "lol" and "lmao" crap that's just annoying, but not rocket science to figure out.

The only people who talk with all the symbols and crap are people who are doing it for the sake of being geeks, not because they're dangerously hiding their activities from their parents.

! @/n 90!/V!9 70 h!}@[|< @/v ![3[23@/N\ 72()[|< @/V# #2!\/3 !7 70 /N\3X![0

1 |-|@\/3 |\|0 1[)3@ \X/|-|@+ `/0|_| @|23 $@`/1|\|6

1 /N\(_)57 3# 5/@3@|<!/\/9 @/\/07|-|32 |>!@l3[7

3y3 ehs|=-|=-

[Dan Lambskin]

! @/n 90!/V!9 70 h!}@[|< @/v ![3[23@/N\ 72()[|< @/V# #2!\/3 !7 70 /N\3X![0

This is grounds for banning an account, right?

Do you know what I said?

I think it says "All Your Base Are Belong To Us"

...or maybe "I drive a purple jeep"

[Simulacrum]

ahh this thread is killing my eyes

[acsguitar]

! @/n 90!/V!9 70 h!}@[|< @/v ![3[23@/N\ 72()[|< @/V# #2!\/3 !7 70 /N\3X![0

This is grounds for banning an account, right?

Do you know what I said?

I think it says "All Your Base Are Belong To Us"

...or maybe "I drive a purple jeep"

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[Coppermine]

Any text that requires me to search for the "yen" symbol is too much of a hassle.

In fact, I think very few young teens use "leet" in general online conversation. It's just a bunch of abbreviations and misspellings because they don't know how to type. This leet thing seems way more complicated than your average, idiot, Fergie-album-buying 14 year old is willing to participate in. The article in the beginning kind of blurs it too, going into the whole "lol" and "lmao" crap that's just annoying, but not rocket science to figure out.

The only people who talk with all the symbols and crap are people who are doing it for the sake of being geeks, not because they're dangerously hiding their activities from their parents.

! @/n 90!/V!9 70 h!}@[|< @/v ![3[23@/N\ 72()[|< @/V# #2!\/3 !7 70 /N\3X![0

1 |-|@\/3 |\|0 1[)3@ \X/|-|@+ `/0|_| @|23 $@`/1|\|6

1 /N\(_)57 3# 5/@3@|<!/\/9 @/\/07|-|32 |>!@l3[7

Man, that doesn't even make sense when I post it into a "leet translator"

i at/n go.vig to h.at[k atn .e[zeat/n\ tzc)[k atnash hs./e it to /n\eks.0

i /n\c_)st eash s/aeak.vg atnothes p.le[t

[acsguitar]

Any text that requires me to search for the "yen" symbol is too much of a hassle.

In fact, I think very few young teens use "leet" in general online conversation. It's just a bunch of abbreviations and misspellings because they don't know how to type. This leet thing seems way more complicated than your average, idiot, Fergie-album-buying 14 year old is willing to participate in. The article in the beginning kind of blurs it too, going into the whole "lol" and "lmao" crap that's just annoying, but not rocket science to figure out.

The only people who talk with all the symbols and crap are people who are doing it for the sake of being geeks, not because they're dangerously hiding their activities from their parents.

! @/n 90!/V!9 70 h!}@[|< @/v ![3[23@/N\ 72()[|< @/V# #2!\/3 !7 70 /N\3X![0

1 |-|@\/3 |\|0 1[)3@ \X/|-|@+ `/0|_| @|23 $@`/1|\|6

1 /N\(_)57 3# 5/@3@|<!/\/9 @/\/07|-|32 |>!@l3[7

Man, that doesn't even make sense when I post it into a "leet translator"

i at/n go.vig to h.at[k atn .e[zeat/n\ tzc)[k atnash hs./e it to /n\eks.0

i /n\c_)st eash s/aeak.vg atnothes p.le[t

haha
1 /N\(_)57 3# 5/@3@|<!/\/9 @/\/07|-|32 |>!@l3[7
I M U ST BE SPEAKING A N OT H ER DIALECT

[Coppermine]

Any text that requires me to search for the "yen" symbol is too much of a hassle.

In fact, I think very few young teens use "leet" in general online conversation. It's just a bunch of abbreviations and misspellings because they don't know how to type. This leet thing seems way more complicated than your average, idiot, Fergie-album-buying 14 year old is willing to participate in. The article in the beginning kind of blurs it too, going into the whole "lol" and "lmao" crap that's just annoying, but not rocket science to figure out.

The only people who talk with all the symbols and crap are people who are doing it for the sake of being geeks, not because they're dangerously hiding their activities from their parents.

! @/n 90!/V!9 70 h!}@[|< @/v ![3[23@/N\ 72()[|< @/V# #2!\/3 !7 70 /N\3X![0

1 |-|@\/3 |\|0 1[)3@ \X/|-|@+ `/0|_| @|23 $@`/1|\|6

1 /N\(_)57 3# 5/@3@|<!/\/9 @/\/07|-|32 |>!@l3[7

Man, that doesn't even make sense when I post it into a "leet translator"

i at/n go.vig to h.at[k atn .e[zeat/n\ tzc)[k atnash hs./e it to /n\eks.0

i /n\c_)st eash s/aeak.vg atnothes p.le[t

haha
1 /N\(_)57 3# 5/@3@|<!/\/9 @/\/07|-|32 |>!@l3[7
I M U ST BE SPEAKING A N OT H ER DIALECT

You are, slore!

[Dan Lambskin]

Any text that requires me to search for the "yen" symbol is too much of a hassle.

In fact, I think very few young teens use "leet" in general online conversation. It's just a bunch of abbreviations and misspellings because they don't know how to type. This leet thing seems way more complicated than your average, idiot, Fergie-album-buying 14 year old is willing to participate in. The article in the beginning kind of blurs it too, going into the whole "lol" and "lmao" crap that's just annoying, but not rocket science to figure out.

The only people who talk with all the symbols and crap are people who are doing it for the sake of being geeks, not because they're dangerously hiding their activities from their parents.

! @/n 90!/V!9 70 h!}@[|< @/v ![3[23@/N\ 72()[|< @/V# #2!\/3 !7 70 /N\3X![0

1 |-|@\/3 |\|0 1[)3@ \X/|-|@+ `/0|_| @|23 $@`/1|\|6

1 /N\(_)57 3# 5/@3@|<!/\/9 @/\/07|-|32 |>!@l3[7

Man, that doesn't even make sense when I post it into a "leet translator"

i at/n go.vig to h.at[k atn .e[zeat/n\ tzc)[k atnash hs./e it to /n\eks.0

i /n\c_)st eash s/aeak.vg atnothes p.le[t

haha
1 /N\(_)57 3# 5/@3@|<!/\/9 @/\/07|-|32 |>!@l3[7
I M U ST BE SPEAKING A N OT H ER DIALECT

You are, slore!

did someone say slores?

[acsguitar]

Any text that requires me to search for the "yen" symbol is too much of a hassle.

In fact, I think very few young teens use "leet" in general online conversation. It's just a bunch of abbreviations and misspellings because they don't know how to type. This leet thing seems way more complicated than your average, idiot, Fergie-album-buying 14 year old is willing to participate in. The article in the beginning kind of blurs it too, going into the whole "lol" and "lmao" crap that's just annoying, but not rocket science to figure out.

The only people who talk with all the symbols and crap are people who are doing it for the sake of being geeks, not because they're dangerously hiding their activities from their parents.

! @/n 90!/V!9 70 h!}@[|< @/v ![3[23@/N\ 72()[|< @/V# #2!\/3 !7 70 /N\3X![0

1 |-|@\/3 |\|0 1[)3@ \X/|-|@+ `/0|_| @|23 $@`/1|\|6

1 /N\(_)57 3# 5/@3@|<!/\/9 @/\/07|-|32 |>!@l3[7

Man, that doesn't even make sense when I post it into a "leet translator"

i at/n go.vig to h.at[k atn .e[zeat/n\ tzc)[k atnash hs./e it to /n\eks.0

i /n\c_)st eash s/aeak.vg atnothes p.le[t

haha
1 /N\(_)57 3# 5/@3@|<!/\/9 @/\/07|-|32 |>!@l3[7
I M U ST BE SPEAKING A N OT H ER DIALECT

You are, slore!

did someone say slores?

Gosh whatever they are like BFF and were totally drunk gosh