Re: Ascii Text Translator
On Sat, 8 Jun 2002, bug turner l33t for a bit and wrote: > > F0r 45(11 73x7 7r4n5l470r v1517 m9 p4g3 n0w ! hehehe... mg page... pretty good, next version might add in subtler stuff like rock -> r0X0r!, dude -> dUd, suck to the word of oblivion... suX0r! 83(0z 0ph U|? R0xX0r 4r7 1 d0 n0 Ph14m3 U 8u7 h45 |?35|Â3[+ 4u, Ph13|)911|\|9 133+. 0wnX0r! :) -Pete
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