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No Alay area !!!!

> bagi LO semua yg ngerasa BUKAN bagian dari yg namanya "ALAY" wajib baca ini!

> ~ LO alay ga sih? koreksi diri LO sebelum LO jadi ALAY SEJATI.

> jadi "ALAY" itu..

> 1. selalu ngerasa paling tau tentang musik.

> 2. tongkrongannya di pinggir pinggir jalan (yang cewek godain cowok,yang cowok godain cewe yang lagi lewat)

> 3. kalo di mall selalu bawa headset buat dengerin lagu lewat handphone(suka pamer ga jelas & sok asik gitu deh).

> 4. sok EMO tapi ditanya sejarahnya emo ga tau.

> 5. sok pengen 'gaul' mau ngikutin tren yang sekarang tapi terlalu LEBAY (cth: nge-mix baju ga kira kira ; baju ijo, celana kotak kotak, sepatu merah,kacamata biru! NORAK !)

> 6. dimana mana SELALU ada acara yg namanya 'putu putu narziz' (entah itu di sekolah, WC, mobil, kamar, stasiun, angkot,dll).

> 7. fotonya ga nahan smua! (dengan gaya di imut imutin,dideketin lampu biar 'terang bgt',foto deket bgt dari wajah *biar jeleknya ga keliatan*,foto dari atas *biar kelihatan keren kali ya*,dll..pokoknya yang bisa bikin ENEG semua orang)(kamera VGA aj sok sokan)

> 8. buat cewek tiap hari kerjaannya ngomongin ttg cowooooooooo mulu! (cth: eh tau ga si A tadi gini loh sama gue hahaha lucu bgt ya? *ga lucu!)(yah pokoknya sok pamer gitu deh*berasa cantik)

> 9. buat cowok..tiap hari kerjaannya cari musuh(ribut) mulu sama temen temen cowoknya yg lain *biar dianggep keren gitu*

> 10. di friendster.. bagi yang cewek di ff nya majang cowok cowok ganteng semua *meski ga kenal,biar dianggep cantik & gaul* kalo yg cowok ya majang ffnya cewek semua*walau ga kenal* biar dikata cowok ganteng. IH JIJAY!

> 11. T U L I S A N

> - iya : ia, ea

> - kamu: kamuh, kammo, kamoh, kamuwh, kamyu, qamu, etc

> - aku : akyu,aq,akko,akkoh,aquwh,akuwh,etc

> - maaf: mu'uph,muphs,maav,maaph,etc

> - sorry: cowyie,cory,tory(?),etc

> - add : ett,etths,aad,edd,etc

> - for : vo,fur(zz),pols,etc

> - lagi : agi,agy

> - makan: mums,mu'umhs,etc

> - lucu : lutchuw,uchul,luthu,etc

> - siapa: cppa,cp,ciuppu,siappva,etc

> - apa : uppu,apva,aps,etc

> - narsis: narciezt,narciest,etc

> - huruf s diganti c : cakit,cedih,caiank,cama zzz *jijay

> - kebanyakan huruf h : bosandh, ngapaindh,ke sanah,dlll

> - huruf gede kecil : eH cHuY, Guw kMareNdH nOnToNd PiLeMmh bla bla bla *yeks

> &&& masih bnyak lagi!

> 12. suka ngirim bulbo ga jelas di fs :"AKKO ONLLENDH DCINIIH" ato "AYOKK PERANG CUMMENDH CMMA SAIIA" etc (paling parah lagi kalo ngirim bulbo dengan judul "BAJINGAN" tapi isinya kosong!) ih kampret bner deh tu orang orang alay.

> 13. menganggap dirinya eksis di friendster (kalo comments banyak itu berarti anak gaul jadi lomba banyak-banyakan comment) *please deh ga bgt! emang kenapa coba kalo commentnya banyak?dapet rekor muri ya? ga penting bgt deh..

> 14. kalo ada org yg cuman view profil kita , kita bilang gini : "hey cuman view nih?" ato "heey jgn cuman view doang,add dong! (kalo emang segitu pentingnya orang nge-ADD buat kita..kenapa kita ga nge-ADD dia waktu kita mau ngasih testi?)-__-

> 15. friendster dipenuhi glitter-glitter norak yang pastinya bisa ngerusak retina mata zz

> 16. nama friendster mengagung -agungkan diri sendiri,seperti : pRinceSs cuTez,sHa luccU,tIkka cAntieqq,etc. (pede bgt sih?)

> 17. kata /singkatan selalu diakhiri huruf z/s (cth : nama adalah talitra,dbuat jadi : talz. nama adalah niken,dibuat jadi qens..dsb!)

> 18. foto di friendster bisa nyampe 300 lebih padahal cuman foto DIRINYA SENDIRI

> 19. diam diam mengidolakan : kangen band,st12,radja,ato bahkan GARNET BAND -_-

> 20. suka menghina orang lain yang ga sama kaya dia.

> NAH ITU SEMUA CIRI-CIRI ALAY!

> LO alay? ato BUKAN? *BUKAN!

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