The expression of online anger or frustration through the random typing of keys that always end up being in the homerow. Nobody ever actually types "homerow fury", but rather any letters that their angry fingers can find.
"asdfkjdskjlk omg i hate him." said Susie with and artful use of homerow fury.
A conversation had on a mobile device, despite you knowing full well it is better suited to be had on a real computer. These conversations are usually ones involving personal feelings, relationships, and general conversational pieces that require paragraphs.
"I'd love to keep this conversation about our relationship's growth going, love, but this is more of a homerow conversation and I'm in the middle of work"
An act of showing extreem emotion. One just can not find any words to express oneself and thus just randomly hits keys wich almost always are on the homerow. It is mostly used to express anger or rage. But it can also be used to express other emotions like: amazement, sadness or joy. It is often typed with caps lock on, and followed by multiple exclamation marks.
use of homerow fury:
1. AFJKDLSFHKAHSL!!!!! I HATE YOU, ASSHOLE! D:<
-No patch of land may be permitted to return to it's natural state
-No rooms or other additions may be permitted above or in front of the existing home
-No potter's shed or tool shed may be allowed anywhere on the property
-No yard ornaments
-No rain barrels
and so on.
The homeowners association says you can't put an addition onto the front of the house. They also said you couldn't add a 2nd level (which would keep any additional property from being paved over.) They said that the only place you could add on was the back (which paradoxically is the only yard anyone ever actually uses.)
To get another idea of what a homeowner's association is like, watch the 1999 episode of the X-Files by the name of "Arcadia."
An unskilled, lazyindividual who has been fired from numerous jobs and relegated to sitting at home fantasizing that doing household chores is a full time profession.
That wanker was fired from every job he was hired to do and is now stuck being a professional homeowner.