“Spellfucker” is a wonderful tool for destroying the English language
Misspelled words are funny. Just look at LOLcatz. Or Puddle Of Mudd. Misspelled words can also be helpful, as “obfuscated text” can help circumvent the nosey word filters of search engines and data mining tools. Still, one must ensure that obfuscated text is still readable for us humans, which remains the tricky part.
There’s a slew of text obfuscation websites out there, but this one may be the most fun. Spellfucker distinguishes itself with a method that “uses random replacements which makes the reverting process more difficult.” Despite the randomness, the text still remains readable (and pretty amusing). As a means of demonstration, the site obfuscates the lyrics to Lionel Richie’s “Hello”, though its effectiveness can be displayed using any number of songs.
Here’s the spellfucked lyrics to Puddle Of Mudd’s “Blurry”, for example:
“Everithing’se soe bluri
end everione’ce soe pheyke
end everibowdi’z empti
end everithingue ees soe mesced up
Preockupyd whythoud jou
I cenod lyve aed el