Stuff you all.. requirement..

Must be able to speak in binary.

101010101010111101010

Hey Pete

001001 010 100111 0 010 101 01010 10 !!!!

Hows that saying go....

[i]Theres only 10 types of people in the word. Those who understand binary, and those who dont....[/i]

HAHA!! I like it, thats a good one. one thing that pisses me off with all the abreviations is you dont eaven know what half of the words are!!

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[QUOTE=maniac]Hows that saying go....

[i]Theres only 10 types of people in the word. Those who understand binary, and those who dont....[/i][/QUOTE]

I like the other one:

[i]There's no place like 127.0.0.1[/i] :D

people can't seriously expect a respectful or informative response to their post if it's written like me in an sms.. at 7am.. on a sunday...
01100010 01101100 01100001 01101000 00100001

[QUOTE=nightshift]I like the other one:

[i]There's no place like 127.0.0.1[/i] :D[/QUOTE][url]http://www.thinkgeek.com/homeoffice/gear/6806/[/url]

But im na' good which letaz 'en stuff like da numberz, cos im jist da sumple kewee :D

Yes - will try too use all the letters availible on the key board.... I paid for them to be there!!

Must admit... reading plain English is a helluva lot easier (albeit with the odd inclusion of slang composite words like "helluva") than almost pure SMS! But the hardest of all to decipher is really [u]bad[/u] spelling of normal English words combined with SMS (or attempts at SMS; or individual renditions of SMS).

I remember one guy on the MRT forums a while back, who put a good effort into typing entirely in a form of Oz bush slang... reading his posts was quite entertaining; more so if he was replying to a comical thread :D .

Each to their own I guess.....:confused:

sif u can police it on the forums

have a cry is all that u can do really