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When you're so bored that you are actually about to die of boredom and try a keyboard stroke with alternating keys going downward and inward on both sides. You should be doing your work at school, you have a 15-page essay to write, but instead you're searching random key combinations in google.
Time to search qpwaoleszikrdxujmtfcyhngvb on google.
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qpwaoleszikrdxujmtfcyhngvbqazplwsxokmedcijnrfvuhbtgy

When you type all the letters on the keyboard once from left, then right, going in each single- file row up, to down, right, to left each row on the left, and left, to right, every row on the left, then all the letters on the keyboard again, going from left, to right, going in each single-file row up, to down, left, to right each row on the left, and right, to left, every row on the left. People type this when they feel extremely bored, or when they have a lot of free time, and don't have anything to do. If you read to the end of this definition, you are probably in the first situation.
person 1: how are you today?
person 2: qpwaoleszikrdxujmtfcyhngvbqazplwsxokmedcijnrfvuhbtgy
person 1: damn.
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Example 2:
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Example 1: Child, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

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Example 2: What, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

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