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ktadie
ktadie
Wilds Pathfinder
#1
what dose 1337 mean? (noob here)
LiquidBlue
LiquidBlue
Ascalonian Squire
#2
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Originally Posted by ktadie
what dose 1337 mean? (noob here)
It means leet or skill. It's also a type of internet lingo per-say.
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The Warbringer
Ascalonian Squire
#3
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Originally Posted by LiquidBlue
It means leet or skill. It's also a type of internet lingo per-say.
I have always sorta assumed that it was like a variation of elite, and what you said..
LiquidBlue
LiquidBlue
Ascalonian Squire
#4
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Originally Posted by The Warbringer
I have always sorta assumed that it was like a variation of elite, and what you said..
True, thats where it originates from. Just like Pwnd. Its like in a chess game, you got your ass kicked by a Pawn. For me being killed by a pawn would be pretty pathetic. But regardless, thats where it comes from. :P
ktadie
ktadie
Wilds Pathfinder
#6
k thanx, so its like saying that its elite and skilled ?
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Arvydas
Krytan Explorer
#7
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Originally Posted by ktadie
k thanx, so its like saying that its elite and skilled ?
exactly
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free4all
Krytan Explorer
#8
I'm pretty sure pwned came from someone mistyping owned. Since the P and O keys are right near each other, it can be a common mistake.
Algren Cole
Algren Cole
Banned
#9
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Originally Posted by free4all
I'm pretty sure pwned came from someone mistyping owned. Since the P and O keys are right near each other, it can be a common mistake.

this is true.

same thing for "teh"

alot of the "leetspeak" is derived from words that when typed too quickly are spelled incorrectly...i.e. pwned and teh.

hackers type fast
Blow_Holez
Blow_Holez
Frost Gate Guardian
#10
lol, I loved what wikipedia said. Never thought that a place would actually put thought in the origin and the use of 1337 speak