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* [[Project:Str00del|Captain Str00del]] commonly speaks in Leet Speak. See [[User:Sanity Penguin|this]], <noinclude>[[Category:Str00del|this]]</noinclude>, and [[User:SanityPenguin1|this]]. | |||
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Revision as of 20:16, 13 August 2008
Having problems decoding the common internet slang in Club Penguin? Come no further This page will show it!
Common Acronyms
- lol = Laugh Out Loud (when someone laughs)
- rofl = Rolling On the Floor Laughing. (More extreme than LOL)
- brb = Be Right Back
- gtg/g2g = Got To Go
- hth = Hope That Helps
- omg = Oh My God/Gosh/Goodness
- l2p = Learn To Play
- ur = Your
- u = You
- r = Are
- idk = I Don't Know.
- kawai = Japanese for "cute".
- kk/k = Okay
- ppl = People
- peeps = People
- pplz=Peoples
- afk = Away From Keyboard. similar to 'brb'
- noob/newbie = A new player. Noob is often used as an insult, meaning stupid..
- army = Group
- kno/no = Know
- thnx/thx = Thanks
- tlyk = To let you know
- fyi = For your information
- nm:Nothing much
- plz = Please
- XD = Happy/Laughter emoticon. X represents eyes, while the D is a smile.
- jk = Just kidding
- jj = Just joking
- plz/pls = Please
- ello = Hello
- Wassup?/sup?=What's up?
- imo=In my opinion
Leet Speak
Leet Speak is an incredibly annoying way of typing using numbers to replace letters. eg.,H3LL0 or G00D-8YE. Prior to an update, it could be use to bypass the safety filter.
For more on Leet Speak, see this page on Wikipedia.
Trivia
- Captain Str00del commonly speaks in Leet Speak. See this, , and this.