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Hallway Kid 

A person who goes on habbo hotel every day, (an online hangout, much like yoville, only less explicit and more to do). Just to go to a public room named "The Hallway" These kids usually have no friends, and steal pictures from "scene kids". They usually talk pixelated bs, which entails talking about how you have no life, when in reality they're the ones who are on a pixelated box of a hotel 24/7. They all fight to be the most popular kid in the hallway. (Having the most online friends, and being liked the most, and spending the most of their life on habbo.) The most "original" hallway kids will have a username consisting of one word, for example: Definition, Example, Word, Tags, or something along those lines. The normal people that get on would have usernames like Username742 or -=Username=- Usually the hallway kids will make fun of people with these types of usernames. They talk like they haven't had an education, and they try to be leet. All they accomplish doing, is looking completely rediculous. Also, some of them skip school to be on this thing. Yeah. Oh and have I mentioned their all either, under 14 years old, do some type of drug, or are in college with nothing better to do than talk to 12 year olds?
Hallway Kid 1: h4y h0w r u 2day qt
Hallway Kid 2: o i am fyn just tryin 2 yell at these n00bs with their lam3 habbo namez
Hallway Kid 1: o m g u r s0 c0ol!11one! go look @ my new myspace pix
Hallway Kid 2: that lookz f4ke..
Hallway Kid by Hallway Kid!!1one February 22, 2009
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