http://king.canadane.com
Spelling matters when you are using homophones, yes. Great point. Nothing to do with what someone intends when spouting "newb" variants online. Spelling can change based on experience, region, age, game, the list goes on. They don't have actual defined meanings or complex linguistic roots. They mean what you mean them to mean and that can be generally extrapolated by context.
What "parts" do they hail from? What linguistic roots do they have besides leetspeak bastardization of English characters?
This is a manufactured pedantic circle-fluff.
WHERE IS THIS KETTLE EVERYONE KEEPS INTRODUCING ME TO?
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