5H0U1[)   1   70|\|3   17   [)0\/\/|\|   4   L177L3?    

Can someone decipher it for the less brainy people here?

13|_|7   7#47   \/\/0|_|1[)   [)3|=347   7#3   \/\/#013   |>|_|12|>053!

4150,   1|=   '/0|_|   |_||\|[)312574|\|[)   1337,   '/0|_|   41\/\/4'/5   |=331   7#3   [)351123   70   [)3(1|>#12   17.

@lifekatana

1 can mean many things, alone, it is either an 'L,' or an 'I.'  When followed by <, it means K........   1<orn,   when followed by a 2, it means 'R.'   ......  12eading is fun!

3 means 'E'

4 means 'A'

5 means 'S'

6 and '13' and 8 can be used as 'B / b'

7 is always 'T'

9 is usually 'G'

0 is always 'O'

[) is 'D'

|\| AND (\) AND /\/ all mean 'N'

Same with 'M'   (\/), (T), |\/|

X is ><

Y is '/

# usually means 'H,' although it is sometimes |-|

|= is 'F'

|> is 'P'

The wierd thing is, 1337 has the sorts of wierd spelling and pronunciation glitches you get in a real, organically-developed language. Fascinating if you're into techo-antropology. Eventally, someone might even actually create a "standardized" form of 13375|>34|<, and it might even become socially acceptable in certain circles ...... VV007!

You spelled learning wrong too.

A "Proper English Thread" would be more

That would be a logical reaction.