Jason Smith wrote:

Yes, I know its just a stupid (read: used by retarted people) form of english, but hey, it would be funny. If I made it, would yall include it? I mean, common, even Google has a 1337 translation.

lol ... Never see 1337 translation in a software, this could be fun but don't know if people would use it.

lol oh dear........ theres quite a few out there like that, but it is quite a pointless "language" ... accepting it, imo, is like bowing down and accepting AOL users as the kings of the internet....

welby wrote:

accepting AOL users as the kings of the internet....

They aren't ???I always thought they are ...

If AOL users aren't Internet kings ... so who are the kings ?? :-/

its quite obvisolsy ummm.... /me tries to think of an itnernationally bad isp but can't.......

in the uk its freeserve (sorry graham, but its true 99% of all freeserve users are annoying (your one of the exceptions)) and tiscali .... which in other countries may have a clued user base but in the uk..... oh dear oh dear....

/me awaits postings of "lol me too"

*sigh* the septemeber (or was it novemeber) that never ends......

how does "1337" look like??

trust the mother of all wikis

http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A787917

hitch hikers guide to the galaxy 2

fplanque wrote:

how does "1337" look like??

see http://www.google.com/intl/xx-hacker/

Oh well, go on, translate, I'll include it. It's dead easy for everyone *not* to use it. :)

fplanque wrote:

Oh well, go on, translate, I'll include it. It's dead easy for everyone *not* to use it. :)

haha, yea, I always like to contribute silly things to projects (I think it gives character). Translation under way :D

after that you can make a Klingon translation. Google does that too!

Don't forget the flags! Or should I say "d0nt 4gt d fl4gz?"