alias leet { msg $active $replace($1-,a,Å,b,ß,c,©,d,Ð,e,3,f,ƒ,i,î,l,£,n,ñ,o,ø,p,þ,q,¶,r,®,s,§,t,†,u,Ü,x,×,y,¥,z,Ž,/,¿,-,~) }

kenny, thats normal leet, use /leet (text) 


alias rleet { msg $active $replace($1-,Å,a,ß,b,©,c,Ð,d,3,e,ƒ,f,î,i,£,l,ñ,n,ø,o,þ,p,¶,q,®,r,§,s,†,t,Ü,u,×,x,¥,y,Ž,z,¿,/,~,-) }


Thats the reverse leet, type /rleet (the leet text) 


alias mleet { describe $active $replace($1-,a,Å,b,ß,c,©,d,Ð,e,3,f,ƒ,i,î,l,£,n,ñ,o,ø,p,þ,q,¶,r,®,s,§,t,†,u,Ü,x,×,y,¥,z,Ž,/,¿,-,~) }


thats the /me one... type /mleet (etc etc)...