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* ''[[Kingdom of Loathing]]'' ref: You get to kill monsters who do this. With a dictionary, no less. It's almost as satisfying as killing the drunken frat boys a few quests later.
* The Freakshow name themselves in l33tspeak in ''[[City of Heroes]]''. Even more disconcerting: some of them apparently ''speak'' it aloud. [[BellisariosBellisario's Maxim|Don't think about that too much.]]
** An early mission to defeat a Freakshow gang leader (named "T3h PwNxx0rz") rewards the player with the 'Pwnz' [[Bragging Rights Reward|badge]]. Badges can be displayed underneath your name, as sort of a title, so you can see people with that badge walking around like this:
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** There's even a claim that l337speak entered the mainstream when he was introduced on [http://www.megatokyo.com/strip/9 strip #9], the most famous strip of the entire comic.
*** The whole scene parodies the "Jive-Talk" scene from the movie ''[[Airplane!]]''.
* A mad, tire-stealing caper in [[RH Junior]]'s ''[[Tally Ho]]'' features a carload of zoo animals, all of whom speak in [[Leet Speak]] [[Memetic Mutation|Internet memes]]. The impressive thing about this is that a large number of them speak in ''species-appropriate'' Internet memes -- the owls' first lines of dialogue are "O RLY? YA RLY!", the more feline characters use [[LO LcatsLOLcats]] dialogue, and [[The Big Guy|the walrus]] was convinced to join up when he was promised that he would get his bucket back.
* ''[[Misfile]]'' had Missi use some in her excitement, followed by an admonishment from Emily [http://www.misfile.com/?page=1386 here].
* Saturn and his parents from ''[[Star Guys]]'' only speak in n00b. Considering that they're an '[[The Ditz|unusual]]' family, this isn't really surprising.
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* Inserting Leet characters to passwords is actually a very effective yet convenient way of increasing its length and complexity, making it exponentially harder to crack, especially against dictionary attacks. For example, if your password is "Password"[[hottip:*:The [http://www.tomshardware.com/news/imperva-rockyou-most-common-passwords,9486.html fourth most common password used on rockyou.com in 2009], changing it to "P4$$\/\/0r|)" puts your password past the length and character range of all but the most persistent hackers, while still maintaining enough visual cues for you to remember that it is merely your intentionally screwed-up way of spelling "Password"[[hottip:.:The human's superior symbolic solution ability is the reason why CAPTCHA images are still readable, [[Technology Marches On|at least for now...]]
** This is assuming [[Viewers Are Goldfish|you can remember your own substitutions]].
* If you think about it, the main shtick of Chic-Fil-A is [[LO LcatsLOLcats|lolcows]]. Yes, we shall " can eat moar chikn".
** Oh mai gaw.
* In January 2011, [[FU NimationFUNimation]] tried to sue 1337 Bittorrent users over downloading ''[[One Piece]]'', the number no doubt chosen intentionally.
* [[Wil Wheaton]], [[Paul and Storm]], and [[Myth Busters|Adam Savage]] put on a music and comedy show for geeks called "W00tstock."
* f33733pp33n0uszhs +@hke dh33z3 2 x+r33hmszh<ref> Filipinos take this to extremes</ref>, through jejemon.