What used to be 31337, which used to be used by 'hackers' when they wanted to brag about something they just 'hacked' so they would speak in a 'language' they made with symbols and numbers so they wouldn't be too easily sought out.
They called themselves 'elite' (eleet/1337) because they thought they were cool for ruining people online. :)
It was later on picked up by net nerds who knew nothing of hacking, and then later on passed down to those 'peeps, hoo typ lyk dis cuz dey tink iz cul.'
They called themselves 'elite' (eleet/1337) because they thought they were cool for ruining people online. :)
It was later on picked up by net nerds who knew nothing of hacking, and then later on passed down to those 'peeps, hoo typ lyk dis cuz dey tink iz cul.'
7}{47 }{4(|< |/|/45 50 1337 '/0|_| (4/\/'7 8337 7}{47 |/|/!7}{ 4 73/\/ |=007 |>0|_3, '/0.
(If you can read that you have way too much time on your hands. Or you're just really nerdy... like me.)
(If you can read that you have way too much time on your hands. Or you're just really nerdy... like me.)
by Mad Quinn Maddox September 20, 2004
Stupid fucking language that pisses me off. It is used by hackers and computer geeks because thay have no social life.
by psycho bitch March 2, 2004
Commonly pronounced "Leet", this word comes from the word "Elite" which is a good thing. Now, 1337 or l33t is only used by the n00bs and the non-l33t. Commonly used in conjunction with derivatives of "r0x0rz" and "ub3r".
n00b: What does l33t mean?
r0x0rs: It means that I'm ub3r-l33t and you're non-l33t, j00 stupid n00b.
Me: You're so fUx0red, stop talking like a fUx0rerzing poser and go home, ub3r-n00b
This occurs right before I pwn3e the n00b and the pseudo-r0x0rs guy
r0x0rs: It means that I'm ub3r-l33t and you're non-l33t, j00 stupid n00b.
Me: You're so fUx0red, stop talking like a fUx0rerzing poser and go home, ub3r-n00b
This occurs right before I pwn3e the n00b and the pseudo-r0x0rs guy
by na85 January 28, 2003
1337 = LEET = Elite
1. 1337 speak. Originated around 97-98 as a code hackers used to communicate.
2. I am 1337. Noob gamers say it to boost there self esteem
1. 1337 speak. Originated around 97-98 as a code hackers used to communicate.
2. I am 1337. Noob gamers say it to boost there self esteem
by Max O'Neill May 5, 2005
Javaman800: u n3wb 1 p00n u s00 84d, 1 s00 1337
Big Guy: English... you study it your whole life... use it, dumbass.
Big Guy: English... you study it your whole life... use it, dumbass.
by ghonad February 5, 2006
the term 1337, also "leet", is used to describe somthing of excellent quality "this pwnage is uber 1337(leet).
This is a language typically used in internet gaming and some people stereotypically this its only used by a select few called "Nerds".
But, leetspeek, also leetspeak is used pretty much by all internet gamers and is not in any way a "Nerd Term"
as some call it.
This is a language typically used in internet gaming and some people stereotypically this its only used by a select few called "Nerds".
But, leetspeek, also leetspeak is used pretty much by all internet gamers and is not in any way a "Nerd Term"
as some call it.
by Eric Steven Leftwich May 8, 2007
A word meant to mean leet (elite) written in numbers, each number corresponding to a letter. Used by kids who just found the internet and think it's zeroday shit that hackers do. You're about 9 years late kids and it was never considered cool. Also used by little gaywads for passwords to things they consider important.
by skinflute May 6, 2003