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When youre so bored and done all of the qwerty's so decided to do the first letter and then skip a letter and a extra one every other lletter
i bet no ones thought of qeypgx
nope they have
qeypgx by DragonPrince_RaylaStan December 15, 2022
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qeypgxwruahctiosdfjklzvbnm 

The result of a whole new level of boredom. This word is made by starting with Q, skipping a space, going to E, skipping one more space than the previous space, and then continuing until you start to repeat letters, to which you just fill in the rest of the word with the remaining letters in the order that they appear on the average QWERTY keyboard. This word is most commonly used at 3 AM.
Guy 1: Bro, did you get any sleep last night?
Guy 2: No dude, I looked up qwetyuopadfgjklxcvnmrishzb, mqnwbevrctxyzulikojphagsfd and qeypgxwruahctiosdfjklzvbnm on Google at three in the morning.

qeypgxwplefmdqhyvgiwvlhfddfhlvwigvyhqdmfelpwxgpyeqmm 

This word starts as a qeypgx sequence , where you start with q , then skip 1 letter and then skip one more letter for every next letter (2,3,4,5). But instead of stopping when letters ended you continue from the start every time. 349th level of boredom (advanced). You are either a math genius that still won't do his howemork or you found this by typing qeypgx and scrolling down or in the search bar. This sequence repeats after that. This happens because at first a number that adds up (q is 1st , e is 3rd , y is 6th) is 2,3,4,5,6.... or a(alphabet , 26 letters)-24 , a-23 , a-22 , a-21 , a-20 , etc.
Up to a-4 , a-3 , a-2 , a-1 , a. And after it is a+1 , a+2 , a+3 , a+4 , a+5.... After a+25 and 2a it is 3a-25 , 3a-24 ...... 3a-1 , 3a , 3a+1 , 3a+2... you can just not count these 2a , because they are 2 full alphabets , sequence is the same without them. Every half of a cycle (from a to 2a or from 2a to 3a) there is a special place with 2 same letters in a row - d(13th letter) or m (26th letters). Half of a cycle is 26 letters , full cycle is 52 letters. You can found n-th letter in the sequence by using this formula - n(n+1):2 and extracting full alphabets (26) until you get a number from 1 to 26 because 1*(1+1):2 , 2*(2+1):2 , 3*(3+1):2 .... is the same sequence. 26(26+1):2 is equal to 26 squared + 26:2 , we can just not count 26 squared because these are full alphabets. 26:2 is 13th letter D.
"Same for 52 , 52 squared is 104 full alphabets , 52:2 is 26th letter M. 78:2 is 39 , 39-26 is 13th letter D 104:2 is 52 , 52-26 is 26th letter M. Number increases by 13 every time because it is half of 26. That's why full cycle is 52 and that's why there are d and m repeating in qeypgxwplefmdqhyvgiwvlhfddfhlvwigvyhqdmfelpwxgpyeqmm"
"I wonder what happens if I continue the qeypgx sequence. Brilliant! qeypgxwplefmdqhyvgiwvlhfddfhlvwigvyhqdmfelpwxgpyeqmm."
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