Gibberish.
By kiobug
@kiobug (2250)
United States
January 11, 2008 6:52pm CST
Depending on where you live, do you have a specific lingo or words that are commonly used where you live that are probably not used in other states/cities/countries etc? I live in california, the central valley to be exact, and everyone in other cities/states always know that we are from california because we say stuff like dude, bro, broski, hella, chill, and numerous other words like faded...what about you?
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@theprogamer (10534)
• United States
12 Jan 08
We call it "leetspeak". ;)
And in other circles there is a different gibberish I've come to know as "pwnspeak".
Leet is just using numbers and symbols to make code out of regular words. The trademark example being 1337 or |337
Pwn is "gamer talk". Some examples of it are the "word" pwn which is just a mispelled version of own.
@anniepa (27955)
• United States
12 Jan 08
I've noticed different places I've been that when I ask for a hoagie or a soda people often don't know what I mean. In case you don't know, a hoagie is a sub and a soda is a soft drink such as Coke or Pepsi. Some places it's called "soda pop" but not just plain "soda". I also think our piggies or pigs in the blanket aren't the same as they are in some other places. I know there are others and of course they'll come to me after I post this...lol!
Annie
