Oh, I'll say "ell oh ell" many times, just to make fun of people who use it. I'm not a fan of interenet jargon, aside from 'lol' and 'lmao', its just a convenient way to express laughter. I tolerate it enough, but it really bugs me, cause it makes you look, well, dumb.
Take the following:
pwn: the typo that time forgot. Come on, the correct key is RIGHT there!
ur: okay, are TWO letters more REALLY too much for your fragile little fingers?
kewl: meh, I tolerate it. I think of it as a different pronunciation: keh ool. But still, /slap
orz: okay, its really japanese for "d'oh" I'm told. But, are you japanese? No? Then say "d'oh" you dip.
w: I'm told it's short-hand for 'watine', japanese for laughter, or simply their equivilant for our 'lol'. I hate it for the same reason as 'orz'. Unless you're japanese, using it makes you a wanna-be.
1337: OMG, its so wrong on so many levels. It looks like 'leet', okay. So you use numbers to look cool? No, you look really dumb. Leet, is just short-hand for 'elite', but isn't real, 'leet' does not exist in the english language. 1337, those are numbers, one thousand three hundred and thirty seven. 1337 IS NOT EVEN A WORD.
Plain and simple, it just annoys me, or REALLY annoys me, in the case of 'orz' and 'w' from people who can't speak japanese, and thinking letters are an acceptable substitute for words.
Edited, Sat Feb 5 06:05:32 2005 by ShyFox