133t5p34k for "you"
Origin:
j - some languages use j for the y sound (as a consonant, not a vowel)
00 - 1337 for the digraph oo which makes the sound /u /
Origin:
j - some languages use j for the y sound (as a consonant, not a vowel)
00 - 1337 for the digraph oo which makes the sound /u /
by NotÞatGuy March 19, 2023
Totally not a smiley. Don't use it without knowing what it REALLY means. Don't depict c##ks out of context.
by NotÞatGuy December 22, 2022
contrary to popular belief, this has a use -- in programming as a way of using quotations that doesn't cause problems, used for stuff from notifying users they've changed something to code snippets
`var required = "werwerwer";
if (prompt("guess?") == required) {
alert("correct");
} else {
alert("wrong");
}; // please tell me this is right`
if (prompt("guess?") == required) {
alert("correct");
} else {
alert("wrong");
}; // please tell me this is right`
by NotÞatGuy August 11, 2023