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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 10 Jun 2002.
Re: Ascii Text Translator

Re: Ascii Text Translator

> word to both! if you speak leet today, everyone on IRC will be laughing
> at you. ;)

you still find it around, chat sites, Q3 games, etc etc. I find it
annoying and tend to follow up with a conversation in a different language
to piss them off :)

>
> HACK THE PLANET!!!
>

I tried that once. It's quite hard to do, I never seem to be able to get a
connection to the mainframe. And the coding's all crock.
No, not that mainframe, that's the ground (sic) - bit like double
insulation :)

Argh... just out of one exam, back in in an hour - someone learn ESP quick
and help me when I'm there...

:S
-Pete

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From: Peter <ppb...@hermes.cam.ac.uk>
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Subject: Re: Ascii Text Translator
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