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corsolanite:

Safety first!

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the-greentext-guy:

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fieriframes:

[Caption: Human existence is as a result of the product of time]

fieriframes:

[A man and a woman looking at the camera. Caption: The past is gone. It went by like dusk to dawn.]

fieriframes:

[A close up of a plate of food with a hot dog. Caption: Fear of dying is human. Fear of aging is cultural.]

fieriframes:

[A person standing on a sidewalk. Caption: - It’s not a family crisis. - Hold on.]

fieriframes:

[3 images. A man standing in a kitchen preparing food. A slice of pizza. A person standing in front of a refrigerator. Captions: Old traps disappear and new ones emerge. Safe spots become impassable. Now your path is easy, now it’s impossibly confusing.]

fieriframes:

[A man preparing food in a kitchen. Caption: The day of birth is day of life.]

fieriframes:

[A man standing in a room. Caption: We are all born agnostics. Atheism and theism is sold to us.]

lazorsandparadox:

f1rstperson:

thewebcomicsreview:

prokopetz:

snailienz:

prokopetz:

Homestucks are like “let’s use all the typing quirks at once, ha ha”, and it’s still not as bad as the way Internet users circa 1998 actually talked.

Well now I’m curious as to what an example would be cause it had to be a disaster so beautiful it would rip my mind asunder.

Here’s the original post re-written in a form of leet that was popular around the period in question:

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Bear in mind that this is a relatively mild example of the type; for the sake of readability I haven’t used any jargon or intentional misspellings, and the orthography is inauthentically consistent throughout; in practice, it was common for fluent leet-speakers to use varying substitutions for the same letter in the space of a single message, and often even in the space of a single word.

It’s 2020 i shouldn’t have to emotionally deal with seeing leetspeak, okay

Leetspeak is a valuable skill, because theres no better way to come up with a secure password you can actually remember, especially now that websites are requiring special characters

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