Topic: What does this mean? (Read 557 times)
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as other people said "leet" is code for 1337 in elite speak. You can look it up on wiki.
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. You can lock this topic if you want to minimize posts. what do you mean leet?
what do you mean leet?
I believe melisande's post count went from 1335 to 1336, and then to "leet", and then to 1338.
"1337" is an alternative way of writing "elite".
what do you mean leet?
I believe melisande's post count went from 1335 to 1336, and then to "leet", and then to 1338.
"1337" is an alternative way of writing "elite".
what do you mean leet?
When posts count here changed to leet instead of counting can anybody explains what this means?
i have never seen it but maybe its a joke. 1337 is often written as leet...
thats why i love that time on my clock
http://www.robertecker.com/hp/research/leet-converter.php?lang=en
When posts count here changed to leet instead of counting can anybody explains what this means?
i have never seen it but maybe its a joke. 1337 is often written as leet...
thats why i love that time on my clock
http://www.robertecker.com/hp/research/leet-converter.php?lang=en
what do you mean? source?!
When posts count here changed to leet instead of counting can anybody explains what this means?
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