why does "1 4 3" in mathematics mean "I love you"

[vtqanh]

I was running through some websites about saying I love you in different languages and saw that. Anybody knows why?

 

[kuk]

My only guess is the number of letters:

1 = I
4 = L-O-V-E
3 = Y-O-U

 

[blueadobe2000]

.....................

 

[vtqanh]

that sounds reasonable. I thought it was much more complicated

 

[RDSport323]

very common used in sending messages through pagers

143 = I Love you... its just the # of letters

just like

637= Always and Forever

and... 823 = Thinking of You

 

[vtqanh]

well, actually you can make all phrases up with that, right?

 

[BeauJangles]

wow.

I amazed.

That is retarted.

 

[Migroo]

LOL @ BlinderBomber

 

[teriba]

23823. 89233. 3234.

 

[Skyclad1uhm1]

<< well, actually you can make all phrases up with that, right? >>



4, 8 3 3 4 3 7 2 4 4, 5?

 

[Ns1]

it's actually pager code =P

used back when pagers were tha shiznit

 

[mjquilly]

it also means "I like pee"

 

[vtqanh]

<< it also means "I like pee" >>



Hmm, I don't think anybody would use mathematics to express that sentence

 

That's crap. I wish people will just stop abusing language, especially a language as luvly as math.

If we follow such scheme of thought, I'm sure we could come up with many meanings, worst of it all: I hate you. Is that a mere irony? Or I crap you? Or A dead lie?
Stop abusing math, please, folks! Hehehe!

I can endure the beautiful mixture of music theory and Mathematcs, but I cannot stand these kinds of abuses of mathematics! :disgust:

 

[vtqanh]

nah
I love math. But I dont see any problem with those who use math for pagers. it's ok with me