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t3h - article/l33t - the l33tsp33k definite article. Unlike the standard English definite article, can also be used to express positive feeling towards the relevant word, which need not be a noun.
t3h h4xx0r p0pul4710n 1s l3373r 7h4n j00!
w3 t0t4lly pwn3d! t3h w00t!
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Cuddle, Huggle, Snuggle.
An abbreviation used sometimes in roleplaying forums.
Adam: *puts his arms around Mary*
Mary: *dreamily* This is so nice... *CHS*
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An exclamation which can be used for any purpose whatsoever.
Interestingly enough, the religious sect 'The Followers of the Meep' regard the use of the word Meep by any non-Follower as heresy.
Meep!
The Great Meeper said, "This non-Follower has committed the grievous crime of Meeping without a licence."
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Apple's market-leading music player, offering huge quantities of storage with an incredibly intuitive and simple interface and a sleek design.
See iPod 4G
I have an iPod. Need I say more?
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Followers of Great Teacher Largo
A society formed by fans of the webcomic Megatokyo, dedicated to t3h |_337 0~3 himself...
...well actually t3h |_337 d00d is more |_337 than Largo. But feh.
I belong to FGTL! T3h undead are rising!
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1. A series of books by JK (Joanne Kathleen) Rowling, and widely regarded as the most popular book series in the world. Originally written for children, the series is now read by adults and children alike, and indeed in the UK two editions are published for each book: the 'Children's Edition' and the 'Adults' Edition'; the only difference between the two is the more 'mature' cover on the latter, to make adults less self-conscious reading a children's book. There are currently six main sequence books available in the series, which are, in reading order:
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (renamed Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone in the US)
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
The seventh and final book has at the time of writing not been released or named, and is expected around Summer 2007.
2. The protagonist in the aforementioned series, a boy raised by Muggles but actually of wizarding parentage, who is sent to study at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, and discovers numerous dark secrets about his past throughout the course of the books. His character evolves significantly through the course of the books, from an innocent but abused young boy with no knowledge of the wizarding world (circa Book 1) to a rebellious teenager who is far more comfortable in the wizarding world than out of it (circa Book 3) to a depressed teenager with the weight of a horrible fate laid upon him (circa Book 5) to a wilful, strong person (although known to exhibit Spiderman Syndrome), determined to face what fate has placed against him (circa Book 6)
(1) Harry Potter book six broke the record for first-day book sales - a record previously held by book five.
(2) Harry Potter has become a powerful wizard, and stands a good chance of defeating Lord Voldemort.
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vi. To talk about Apple Macintosh computers to the point of boring every non-Mac-addict around oneself to death. Something that every Macolyte does at least once in a while.
vt. To bore somebody to death (or close to) with one of the above.
n. An rant of the type described above.
vi. - I like Mac so much that sometimes I just can't help Macranting.
vt. - I have a friend who's a Mac user. He's cool, but it can get a bit annoying when he Macrants me to death.
n. - Steve Jobs is perhaps the only person alive who can deliver a Macrant and insodoing fill everyone around him with joy.
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