A friend of mine and I used to write messages on scraps of paper at our work place in Leet code. We had lots of fun making our versions as complicated as possible. I got to be pretty good at that.
I can even type in Leet pretty fast. Here is an example:
J00 4r3 |\|0|/\| r34di|\|g 4|\| 3><4|\/|p13 0p|-| |\/|j p3r50|\|41 \/3r5i0|\| 0p|-| 1337!
Translation for those of you who cannot, yet, read Leet:
You are now reading an example of my personal version of Leet!
What makes me suddenly write about this? Well, when I looked at my Gmail account today I saw the following information at the bottom of the page:
You are currently using 1337 MB (17%) of your 7494 MB.
So, I am using Leet megabytes! I am so bad-ass!
Note: This may not be amusing to everyone, some of you may not understand what the hell I am talking about and why. Please go here and read to learn what Leet means.
Note 2: Here is another definition of Leet. . . in Leet. (this made me laugh when I read it).
Note 3: This is my 200th blog post!
I always thought it was funny that, not only could you write complete sentience out in leet, but it was at a very high pace.
ReplyDeleteYou sir roxzors them leets.
Camtron,
ReplyDeleteEveryone has to have some skills, too bad this is the only one that I have!
I typed this in Leet. . but blogger does not allow some of the characters I use to replace words in comments!
You r0><><0r5 more computer skills than I do!
Thats so funny. . .I just noticed at work that one of the passwords was in leet. . .
ReplyDeleteLeet, it's everywhere you want to be.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the compliment, it means a lot coming from you.
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