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awdrgyjilp 

awdrgyjilp is the result of typing the first letter of the second line of letters on your keyboard , followed by the second letter of the first line, then the third letter of the second line, then the fourth letter of the first line, and so on, until you reach L and P, at which point you have run out of letters to type
john: *types awdrgyjilp*
steve: *Glances Over Shoulder* "You must be reeeeeeaaally bored today..."
awdrgyjilp by Wadik October 21, 2013
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awdrgyjilp 

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awdrgyjilp by this isnt sam November 28, 2020

qsefthuko;[awdrgyjilp'] 

When you're so bored that you type the first 2 lettered rows on the keyboard in a zigzag pattern.
Friend: What are you doing?
Me: I'm bored so I typed qsefthuko;awdrgyjilp'

awdrgyjilqsefthukopzxcvbnm 

You are incredibly bored
You I wonder if they have a definition for awdrgyjilqsefthukopzxcvbnm

awdrgyjilpokuhtfesqzxcvbnm 

the true reach of bordum, I am so bord i can't spelk, i'm losinn braib cells righ nos, go,d help me
Person 1: awdrgyjilpokuhtfesqzxcvbnm
Person 2: THATS NOT HOW YOU *dead*
Person 3:what is happening

awdrgyjilpokuhtfesqzxcvbnm 

dang you must be bored as HELL
me: *searches up "awdrgyjilpokuhtfesqzxcvbnm"*
my clone: dang you might be bored
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