A typing language similar to hacker speak where you replace normal letters with their innacurate and altogether fucked up counter parts. Often used in conjunction with Caps Speak, where every second letter is capitalized (example LoL tAhT iS SoOoOoO kYuElL). Unendingly irritating and pointless since you can type out what you're trying to say with regular uncapitalized letters faster and with greater understanding of their meaning.
by realmcmeal January 16, 2004
The unholy, god awful creation of mankind that is spoken exclusively by maga-nerds. 1337 Speak is common in many games, usually pc, where words are written in number (1234567890 etc.) or symbols (!@#$%^&*`~,.<>/;'\-=?:"{}|_+) and is for people who think that they're too good to for letters.
1337 Speak: | |*\/\//\/3|) 900, 900 4|23 73|-| 5|_|><0|25!!!!!
Translation: I pwned joo, joo are teh suxors!!!!!
Get it?
Me neather...
Translation: I pwned joo, joo are teh suxors!!!!!
Get it?
Me neather...
by zobodobokobo September 16, 2009
A set of terms that everyday truck drivers use and are also stereotyped to be used by truck drivers.
Some well-known trucker terms:
Evel Knievel: A motorcycle cop.
City Kitty: A local city cop, same thing as a local yokel.
Local Yokel: A local city cop, the same as a city kitty.
County Mounty (also spelled County Mountie): A county sheriff or sheriff's deputy.
Smokey Bear (or just Bear): A state trooper or highway patrol officer.
Some well-known trucker terms:
Evel Knievel: A motorcycle cop.
City Kitty: A local city cop, same thing as a local yokel.
Local Yokel: A local city cop, the same as a city kitty.
County Mounty (also spelled County Mountie): A county sheriff or sheriff's deputy.
Smokey Bear (or just Bear): A state trooper or highway patrol officer.
Truck Driver: "I was drivin' down the road and on my way to the truckstop I saw six Evel Knievels, five City Kitties, five Local Yokels, three County Mounties, and two Smokey Bears."
Me: "That's a lot of trucker-speak you're using to mean police officers and sheriff deputies and stuff."
Me: "That's a lot of trucker-speak you're using to mean police officers and sheriff deputies and stuff."
by smking59 June 05, 2009
If someone says something rude or strange in a conversation creating a long awkward pause say speaking of airplanes and continue with a new subject to distract from that morons opinion. It should be said with emphasis on the beginning of the word
Man 1:The reason for our government's lack of control is because of George Bush's lack of knowledge.
Man 2:Well I think President Bush is an outstanding man and has done great things for the country.
**Pause***
Man 1: Speaking of airplanes the season finale of Lost totally answered a lot of my questions... but it did bring up more.
Man 2:Well I think President Bush is an outstanding man and has done great things for the country.
**Pause***
Man 1: Speaking of airplanes the season finale of Lost totally answered a lot of my questions... but it did bring up more.
by Hannah Banana9321 May 24, 2007
by Beastpastor64 February 29, 2020
A redundant statement at the beginning of a sentence where the individual in question is stating that they are speaking for oneself as opposed to a group.
Personally speaking, that granola bar tasted pretty good.
Personally speaking, your favorite waifu is trash.
(Opposite: Speaking for the group, you are the most idiotic person in the department.)
Personally speaking, your favorite waifu is trash.
(Opposite: Speaking for the group, you are the most idiotic person in the department.)
by Blue Jay 95 August 15, 2019
When someone drinks so much that their words cannot be understood without the help of the Rosetta Stone.
by AssQ March 17, 2014