Tales for the 133t

[KnightofNachos]

Heh, I found these on a site that someone sent me, and I'll be damned if I'm not to share these hilarious l33t-speak versions of Romeo and Juliet and Hamlet.
WARNING: THEY ARE QUITE LARGE IN SIZE, BUT WORTH THE DOWNLOAD!
Romeo and Juliet
http://www.nata2.info/humor/flash/romjul.swf

Hamlet My personal favorite
http://www.nata2.info/humor/flash/hamlet.swf

I think the funny thing is that I understand everything that is said in them. I guess that's what comes from playing online games for 6 years...
<3 <3 <3

[johnny blaze]

Heh, I remember watching these a while back. Good times.

[Zuljin]

Originally posted by [ForeverZero]
Heh, I remember watching these a while back. Good times.

I can read those without problem too
and yeah, they are funny

[Lancer]

Funniest thing I've ever seen. I loved it

I only watched Romeo and Juliet, because I've never read Hamlet. Probably should.

[Drageuth]

That... is ****ing... brilliant!

[Norgus]

rofl they are great. But I would like to point out they dont even use light amounts of l33t. It just uses plain internet chat type speak which isnt l33t.

|337 15 \/\/|21773/\/ \/\/17|-|0|_|7 4/\/'/ |3773|25

[Howie]

I didn't understand everything, I should play more CS (not)

[((KvN))]

haha! play more CS! ^^^

I didn't understand a lot of them, but it's nice to read when you're bored.

[31337D00D]

This is very l33t, ph33r the l33tn33s

[Evil Ryu]

Originally posted by Wolfenstein
That... is ****ing... brilliant!

Hell yes it is

[Xaenn]

leet is written without letters.....
to me it's SO pointless, it just takes forever to type

[31337D00D]

Y34H, 8UT 1TS C007 T0 TYP3 133T7Y!!!

[Roux!]

Could someone teach me how to write/read in 1337...?

[johnny blaze]

All letters that resemble numbers are substituted, for example in 1337, S become 5, B becomes 8 and so on. And if you want to get more technical, letters with no number are written with symbols such as slash or hyphens. For example, W has no number so it becomes \/\/. It's quite simple.

[Roux!]

Yet, I fear there is still much to learn, yes...?