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So, some time ago, ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
chuckro posted on his engagement to jethrien, using the word "w00t" to show his feelings on the matter. I kindly pointed out to him in the comments that he had just used 1337 to describe the state of anticipated marital bliss. I discussion ensued, culminating in me clumsily rendering a sonnet from Romeo and Juliet in 1337.
Little did I know.
There is a 12-minute flash rendition of Romeo and Juliet entirely in 1337. My favorite bit is Romeo's reaction to hearing Juliet is dead: FUX0R!!!11!!1
chuckro posted on his engagement to jethrien, using the word "w00t" to show his feelings on the matter. I kindly pointed out to him in the comments that he had just used 1337 to describe the state of anticipated marital bliss. I discussion ensued, culminating in me clumsily rendering a sonnet from Romeo and Juliet in 1337.Little did I know.
There is a 12-minute flash rendition of Romeo and Juliet entirely in 1337. My favorite bit is Romeo's reaction to hearing Juliet is dead: FUX0R!!!11!!1