kay, so u need to say something in l337 sp34k, then, the next poster has to repeat it, but in normal speach, and write something else down in l337 sp34k. (we'll just use numbers not !~@#$ and not stuff like that. mebe the @ and $ ans !, though...)

! 1!k3 p!3

i like pie

1 tll7 ru13

I tllt rule

wh47 d03$ 7h47 m34n?

what does that mean (i totally rule)

1 am i337

i am leat

114mm4$

lammas

h4

hi
1 03N Y30 <<<<im kind of guessing on that.

((actualy he was saying ha))

I own you.

$0m7:m3s 7h3 c:3li/\/9 347$ p30p1e

sometimes the cilli??? eats people

wh473v3r!

((srry, messed up...'tis the cieling))

whatever

M&m $uck$ (7h3 r4pp3r)

(('tis an easy one))

thaught so...

mom sucks(the rapper) maybey?

u $uck
VERY EASY ONE!

(m&m sucks (the rapper))

you suck

! 4a\/ n0 c1u3

i have no clue
((I hate u..... :lol: ))

! 4a73 u

I hate you
((why be you telling meh?))

Wh0 K!l13ed K3nnY

who killed kenny
((because.))

$up3rC4l4fr4g4l!$7ic3xp34l4d0c!0us

SuperCalafragalisticexpealadocious
((tha's a mouthful))

114m4 (('tis easy))

llama ((again!))

1 s71nk!

I stink ((why?))

!n$7!nK

instink ((because: because i can!))

7h3R3 !s 4 b33 !N mY h0u23! 4444444444A444444a44444444!!!!

There is a bee in my house! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaAAAAAAAA

Kr4k3n ((easy))

Kraken

! 1!k3 347!nG f0X 74!12

((you know nobody eats fox tails right? *gives dragonspore foxfire and watches him get lost in a swamp*))

dragonspore: I like to eat fox tails

*7hr0w$ r0ck 4f73r dr4g0n$p0r3*

((47 vs 42))

Does this really count as a game? alot of people are more aless fluent in it lol,its quite easy once you get the jist.

Also why not use proper l337 speak rather than the even n00bier if possible version, which makes it pointlessy easy to read.

Anyway sporefox said: "*throws rock after dragonspore*"


Heres a bad joke in real 1337 5p34k for anyone interested.

|^||-|'/ |)!|) 7|-|3 |2|_|883|2 (|-|!(|<3|\| (|2055 7|-|3 |204|) ?
70 57|237(|-| !75 1395.

The simple phrase.

p!3 745735 900d

wow, all of that for "pie tastes good"? srry, i guess i didn't really know what leet speak was///

Actually the first lot says something completely different, its just a cheep joke :P

lolz..so what DID it say?

|^||-|'/ |)!|) 7|-|3 |2|_|883|2 (|-|!(|<3|\| (|2055 7|-|3 |204|) ?
70 57|237(|-| !75 1395.

==

Why did the rubber chicken cross the road?
To stretch its legs.


Its pretty simple if you look at it, as is all l33t, the character combination visually represent specific letters, which can be easy read by humans, but is near impossible for machine translations to pick up on, hence allowing the messages to escape word filters and monitoring of the connections. Which is why the script kiddies all used it.
More advanced users tend just to use a form of public key encryption :P

Tis simple stuff and useful for making fun of the "Ub3R 1337 H4XX0rZ Wh0 thr3ten to PWNZOR " people all the time, when they cant make heads or tails of the language there trying to imitate anyway :P 101@5(|2!?7 |<!|)|)!35

Also a good way of making hard to read conversations on forums, alot of people end up just using binary/hex or something although its all machine translatable.

01000010 01110101 01110100 00100000 01101000 01100101 01111001 00100000 01110111 01101000 01100001 01110100 00100000 01111001 01100001 00100000 01100111 01101111 01101110 01100001 00100000 01100100 01101111 00111111

hey! that's not leet speak, that's that something code....

it's called binary...

yeah, i just forgot....i bet he either used a trasnlater, or made it up...

No its simply the binary behind standard 8 bit ascii code. Aka whats used to store the text your seeing now on the computer hard driver... or technicaly speaking, more likly in the RAM.
Its pretty simple stuff, basicaly each character on the keyboard is mapped to a specific number, 8 bits of binary are used to store those numbers.
Ascii charts are everywhere and counting in binary is piss easy :P

You could store the same stuff hexadecimally also

63 6f 6f 6c 20 61 69 6e 74 20 69 74

(theres actualy crap messages stored in all of em :P)

lol, but i already knew what it was for, just not really what it did...

Binary makes up everything on the computer, since hard drivers, ram and all the rest of it only store 1 /s and zero, or true/false etc.
The instructions are binary, the datas binary and everything between is also binary, even every pixle of colour on your screen, sound your computer produces or anything else.

so what binary does in a computer is quite a long answer :P
On a simplistic level, looking at an assembly level language can explain quite a bit, since its so close to the machine code (binary stuff)

i just finnish computer class, i know what it is!! :rolleyes: