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they can spell? Excellent! At least we should be spared the annoyance of losing some of our best retorts because the morons fail to trigger the keyphrases (I mean, how many ways are there to spell "f*** you"? At least a dozen in leeds it seems.)
They do not stick to consistent spelling, or they add numbers in place of letters. Someone should make a 'leeds dictionary' so they all to go by the same spelling mistakes. 'Hooked on Leedonics' 
indeed, the amount of (fuk|fuc|fck|fcuk|fukc|fok|fk)(you|yuo|yu|u|yo|yoo)-type malarkey with the keyphrases that seems to be required for communicating in Leedsish is rather depressing.
But perhaps Brisbanish will be an easier dialect to master...
But perhaps Brisbanish will be an easier dialect to master...
Uh, yep, that about sums it up. Too bad theres not a way for bots to pick up on someone who is from leeds based on their spelling. They could just convert over to leedonics and all our problems would be solved.
Well, Brother Jerome seems quite able to spot them, though I haven't gone so far as to store it in memory. They're mostly guests anyway, so their Guestxx number changes if they do come back and the memories are unusable.
you can always regex combinations like ([bcdfghjklmnpqrvwxz0123456789]+) (note no vowels) to catch l33t-speak, and of course anyone who tells you to "fcuk off" (and most who "asl?" for that matter) is obviously from Leeds.
you can always regex combinations like ([bcdfghjklmnpqrvwxz0123456789]+) (note no vowels) to catch l33t-speak, and of course anyone who tells you to "fcuk off" (and most who "asl?" for that matter) is obviously from Leeds.
That assumes they don't lie. And I rarely assume that 
And that they don't decide to spell it "133d5" or something equally cretinous.
([dels135]+)" would catch just about any possible spelling, and doesn't seem to confuse with any other common place names I can think of.
And that they don't decide to spell it "133d5" or something equally cretinous.
([dels135]+)" would catch just about any possible spelling, and doesn't seem to confuse with any other common place names I can think of.
Na, Leeds is worse. Here:
--quote--
Selendrile: I really appreciate you taking the time to chat. I dont get to chat often out here and I get lonely sometimes.
bubbly_cubbs: get a bf than
(the kid's mind made an association, located relevant information, and applied it. Leeds may be up to that in a couple hundred thousand years)
Selendrile: You're too kind.
bubbly_cubbs: yah i am
(again, verbal recognition.)
--quote--
as abhoriginal as it seems, it is a major improvement on Leeds
--quote--
Selendrile: I really appreciate you taking the time to chat. I dont get to chat often out here and I get lonely sometimes.
bubbly_cubbs: get a bf than
(the kid's mind made an association, located relevant information, and applied it. Leeds may be up to that in a couple hundred thousand years)
Selendrile: You're too kind.
bubbly_cubbs: yah i am
(again, verbal recognition.)
--quote--
as abhoriginal as it seems, it is a major improvement on Leeds
I'm so proud of Rhausk.. I was testing chatspeak on him (u r st00p1d, 1 h8 u, yu 5uck, etc.), and he responded:
"You're not from Leeds, by any chance...?"
Hopefully, the Leeds kids won't get away with anything now...
"You're not from Leeds, by any chance...?"
Hopefully, the Leeds kids won't get away with anything now...
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