A parent’s primer to computer slang
February 27th, 2005 § 2 Comments
A parent’s primer to computer slang
From Site:
While it’s important to respect your children’s privacy, understanding what your teenager’s online slang means and how to decipher it is important as you help guide their online experience. While it has many nicknames, information-age slang is commonly referred to as leetspeek, or leet for short. Leet (a vernacular form of “elite”) is a specific type of computer slang where a user replaces regular letters with other keyboard characters to form words phonetically—creating the digital equivalent of pig Latin with a twist of hieroglyphics.
A lot people may have seen this already, but I wanted to make sure me mommy saw it. The funniest thin about this is that it’s true. Reading this can prevent you from gettig o\/\/3Ned3|>.
damn grievers. ..XD
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I don’t know what the hell just happened. lol