Person very knowledgeable or fluent in leet speak, providing translation services to regular spoken English or another main stream language. Transleeters are typically younger than the persons needing the translation, but older than the leet speaker.
(online chat about computer problems)
Adult 1: Anyone know how to fix a modem? The lights stopped working and now I can't get my email from AOL.
Kid 1: If j00 w3r3 r34lly l33t j00d kn0w. n00b!!!1!1!
Adult 1: What? I can't understand what you are saying.
Transleeter: Try unplugging your modem for a few seconds, and pressing the reset button if it has one.
Adult 1: OK. Is that what he was saying too?
Transleeter: No. He's saying something else. Ignore him.
Kid 1: OMG ur t3h U83R H4XX0RZ!1!!1
Adult 1: Now what the heck does that mean? He's just typing random letters and stuff, right?
Transleeter: (sigh) No...he's not.
Adult 1: Anyone know how to fix a modem? The lights stopped working and now I can't get my email from AOL.
Kid 1: If j00 w3r3 r34lly l33t j00d kn0w. n00b!!!1!1!
Adult 1: What? I can't understand what you are saying.
Transleeter: Try unplugging your modem for a few seconds, and pressing the reset button if it has one.
Adult 1: OK. Is that what he was saying too?
Transleeter: No. He's saying something else. Ignore him.
Kid 1: OMG ur t3h U83R H4XX0RZ!1!!1
Adult 1: Now what the heck does that mean? He's just typing random letters and stuff, right?
Transleeter: (sigh) No...he's not.
by citiz3n August 10, 2010
Get the transleetermug. "For Position Only"
1) In the graphic design world, these three letters are usually written large (and possibly in red letters to call attention to them) on a photo, illustration etc. that will be replaced with the actual one at a later time. Used in creating graphic design concepts when the designer does not have all of the artwork yet.
2) An object, possession, or anything else that will eventually be replaced with a nicer version very soon.
1) In the graphic design world, these three letters are usually written large (and possibly in red letters to call attention to them) on a photo, illustration etc. that will be replaced with the actual one at a later time. Used in creating graphic design concepts when the designer does not have all of the artwork yet.
2) An object, possession, or anything else that will eventually be replaced with a nicer version very soon.
1) John: "Dude...I didn't know that Evangeline Lilly was the spokesperson for that new Kia Sedona ad you're working on."
Evan: "Down boy. I just downloaded it off the internets...it's FPO. We have the actual photo shoot this Friday with the real model. They can't afford Kate from Lost.
John: "Oh. Right."
2) Diann: "Did I see you driving your mom's 10 year old mini-van?"
Carrie: "Yeah. But it's FPO. I pick up my new Jetta tomorrow.
Diann: "Sweet!"
Evan: "Down boy. I just downloaded it off the internets...it's FPO. We have the actual photo shoot this Friday with the real model. They can't afford Kate from Lost.
John: "Oh. Right."
2) Diann: "Did I see you driving your mom's 10 year old mini-van?"
Carrie: "Yeah. But it's FPO. I pick up my new Jetta tomorrow.
Diann: "Sweet!"
by citiz3n February 25, 2010
Get the FPOmug. Warning that fecal matter is now present in a body of water, and leaving the area would be highly recommended or mandatory. Mostly used in public pools, hot tubs, or bathtubs when bathing small children.
Maria: "Hey Kerry...you back from the pool so soon?"
Kerry: "Yeah" (sigh), "can't swim until tomorrow...my daughter found a turd in the shallow end and the lifeguard called a Code Brown."
Kerry: "Yeah" (sigh), "can't swim until tomorrow...my daughter found a turd in the shallow end and the lifeguard called a Code Brown."
by citiz3n February 15, 2010
Get the Code Brownmug.