Re: Ascii Text Translator
> that shit is so OUTDATED! > > lou!sh I know... what to replace it with though? speaking in different languages seems to be becoming increasingly popular to bogey the l33ters, who have a good scream about not being able to understand anything :) And you can get a terrific response by slotting their name into a sentence in another language XD Apparently it's now defined as a 'local' dialect, so I suppose it's going to stick around for a while. As for "OUTDATED shit", try Manx Gaelic... the last native speaker died in 1974 and it still gets taught in schools. <yawn> <nyup nyup nyup> Hey, I know, invent a new 'dialect' for us. Have fun -Pete
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