jejemon vs jejebuster

jejemon vs jejebuster

Friday, July 23, 2010

Jejemon vs Jejebuster saan ka papabor sa kanila?

161 comments:

  1. WhAlAh KhA LhNg PhOux MhaGawa SxaA BvhUHaYXx MouHw?!KhULhAnG LhNg YHou Sxa ChAlCiUm PhRaha UMhiNthInde Sxa PHaGtHeTheXks KouHx.!

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  2. jologs ang mga jejemon...jejeje

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  3. jeje....c neal bon aiy jejemon...

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  4. uiy bati n ung dalawang jejemon dyan...jejeje

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  6. tae kayo mga jejemon..!!
    nyaha..

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  7. wlang kwenta ang jejemon marmi style na salita.jejejeje

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  8. jejemon nha akhouw ngeouwn....jejejeje...mga jejebusters n ang mga jologs...jejeje

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  9. patayin ang mga badoy!!!
    jejemon badoy!!!!
    nyaha..

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  10. kmi ang jejebuster force...vs jejemon...wla kau..

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  11. ulol!!!kya pla isa sa mga jologs..

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  13. anowh bhang mga prowbleymha nyouwh??? bt nyouwh cnhicraan ang mga jejemons?? mhabouwhay ang mga jejemons!!!!

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  14. kmi ang jejemon pampatalino i2 para sa mga taong bubu kua jomar.

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  15. mabuhay jeje buster..
    nyaha..
    dapt patayin mga jejemon..

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  16. q4min6 m64 jejemon !4 m64 po6!.....
    jejeje.......

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  17. hndi nyouwh kya kmeng ptayin.. mdame ng mga jejemons...jejejeje

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  18. cnun6 6ustong Lum4b4n????...
    jejeje.........

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  19. asthig ang mga jejemon, mga bububububu ang jejebuster.

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  20. ahh..jejemon fhoew 4qow..ph4rh4 m43vha n4m4n fouhh...jejeje..!ng!!!t l4n@ fouwhh Y4ng ng4 jejebuster..!nd L4ng fouh cl4 m4k4!nty!3nd!..jejeje

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  21. sus....xmpre
    jejebusters..
    panget
    kpag jejemon
    hahaha

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  22. mg4 jejemons p4tulong2lungan nten y4ng mg4 jejebuster n youwn...jejeje

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  23. w46 n3ow q4m!n6 SuBuk4n.....
    jejeje.....

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  24. y4n fouwh z jommar 4t Micael m@4 muokh4ng t43 y44nnn....

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  25. mabuhay si noynoy lakas tama akoy nawawala.hehehehehehehe.

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  26. kababadoy ng mga
    jejemons hahaha
    eiowww...

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  27. nu ba yan!..
    pang may mga bahog lang un ..
    ahehe ..
    PIZ! ..

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  28. jejeje...m4s cool 4n6 jejemons...wl4 l4n6 m6w4 k4un6 mg4 jejebusters...jejeje

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  29. m64 jejebuster !4 m64 p4n6!t.....
    jejeje...

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  30. Marami talagang hater sa mundo.kaya di umaasenso ang tao dahil sa pangengelam nila sa iba.irespect nalang natin kung ano mang gusto ng mga jejemon,kung cool sakanila ang pagiging jejemon hayaan nyo nalang sila.mga jejebuster irespect natin ang gusto ng bawat isa.peace lng mga mga brotha.jejejeje

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  31. iyhang anu ung bahog???jejeje

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  32. nyak...mukang mabaho kayo,,
    eat your words!!!nyaha..

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  33. maharot bt naman nging baduy ang jejemons??

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  34. ewwww..kayo mga jejemon...
    nyaha..baduy kana di mo pa alam,,

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  35. baduy kaung mga jejebusters...wla kaung mga sriling 3p...pti 3p namin pinapakialaman nyo..

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  36. ignorance kpaghh hindi mha get 2 jejemon words

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  37. q4w n@a fouuhh muokh4n@ t43 j4n...dodon..jejeje

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  38. ayyy..grabe di
    maintindihan kpag
    jejemon oVeR...

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  39. 4n6 m64 jejemon !4 m4! s4r!ln6 4rt of p4sSh!on...
    jejeje....

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  40. Jejebuster – Lifeless retards. These people look for attention from fans of their fan profile, who know nothing about them. They upload screenshots of the jejemon’s profiles so that people would FINALLY respond to their rants. Also, these are the people who make a big deal out of little things, things that really should be just ignored. There are a lot of possible problems they can try to counter. Out of everything else, they chose to attack jejemons? Oh c’mon.

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  41. JEJEMON???
    ang hirap
    basahin ng
    mga words!!!
    nakkbobo...char!!!
    hahaha...

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  42. nyakk..
    tingin nyo mga mporma kau.?
    hahaha,,
    mabaho kayo,,baduy.....!!!!yakeeeeee..eeewwwww..

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  43. for me jejemons are so baduy,,hehe pero marami p din ang nakikisabay sa kanila,,,ewan nga ba!!!!

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  44. Think of it this way. You only liked this (if you do) because everybody else did. Pop culture. If you try to have a deeper thinking of things, you would realize that these “jejemons” did nothing to you. So what if they annoyed you? The solution is simple. If it’s on the internet, close the freakin page. If it’s a text message, delete it. How simple is that? Yet stupid people look for senseless ways of popularizing themselves and their creations. They “solve” the problem with another problem.

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  45. dapat talagang paalisin kayo...
    nyak...
    bawal ang mabaho sa lipunan..
    hahaha
    salita nyo nakakaapkto sa
    mga kabataan..

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  46. I would also stress the fact that these anti-jeje people want these jejemons killed. Go ahead, kill them. Does that make you a better person? Does that lead to a better world? The way I view it, anti-jeje people are TYPICAL people. Typical people took upon their bodies too much pop culture. Celebrities and popular things are their lives. They have no personality and or philosophy of their own.

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  47. tae ka talaga don...,mag cr ka nga muna,,nasu2ka na ako sa mukha mo,jejeje,, umuwe ka nlang kaya,,baka magreklamo na mga katabi mo jan ha....jejeje

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  48. jejemon mahirap basahin ang mga words nyo..

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  49. L4v@n m46 jejemon...
    k@k4mp! n@t10 c NoynOY.....
    jejeje.....

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  50. @maai-jejemon defenition-pangunahing sangkap pra maging jejemon ay dapat marunong kang umintinde ng jeje words at mrunong magteks ng jeje words,at dapat naka jeje attire ka din dapat.ang mga signature na suot ng jejemonster ay jejecup,jejebelt,jeje shirt,jeje shoes,jeje baller,jeje ring,jeje scarf,jeje apparel ay mabibili lng sa jejesoria at jejeclaran.pra maging jejemon ay kunin nyo ang contact ni camongs para sa iniseysyon sya po ang founder ng jejemon.

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  51. sabihin nyo mga jejemon..
    ano ba ang naitutulong nyo?
    nkakasira kayo ng tamang pag-gamit ng salita,,
    ipagbawal ang mga jejemon..
    go,jeje busters..
    baduy mga jejemon..

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  52. Lastly, I found someone on the internet who has extreme hatred for jejemons and can somehow think with his mouth. He said that being neutral with these things is a sign that one person is a hypocrite. What do you want us to do? Hate all people for illogical reasons? Do deviant things for the sake of being cool? Kill anyone who annoys and irritates us?

    What is there to hate? I don’t really see any reason.

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  53. Those jejebusters don’t have lives of their own. i pity jejemons for the reason that they were just doing what makes them happy or what is FUN for them , then right now, a LOT of people are overreacting and somewhat controlling towards them… err. get a life jejebusters! Ur no Gods to take in control or change what makes other people happy.

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  54. Sinong jejemon ang tumatakbong presidente ng pilipinas?
    Eh di si Jerap....
    jejeje...

    Sino naman ang sa vice presiden?
    Eh di si Jejomay Biinay....
    jejeje....

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  55. kung ano2x pa sinsabi mo..
    kala ko b jejemon ka?
    klasing jejemon yan,,
    di marnong gumamit ng salita nyo..
    nyak....

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  56. Haizzh Mgah J3j3 FweNdzzzz!!!Muztahh NHa Pfoeg KEowh?xoxo,jejejeje

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  57. aLab u aLL jejemon



    aMuakxz !!

    HETCHU JEJEBUXTERZX !!


    BWAHAHAHAHA !!!

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  58. hmmp,,wala kwenta mga jejemons..
    di naiintindihan mga pinagsa2be,,hmmpp

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  59. ("bhell said...

    for me jejemons are so baduy,,hehe pero marami p din ang nakikisabay sa kanila,,,ewan nga ba!!!! ")

    di nman po baduy ang jejemon di lng kayo marunong umappreciate ng lifestyle ng tao.kanya kanyang style lng tayo.ikaw nga di ko pinapakelman yang belt bag na suot sa tyan mo.ay!!sorry?bilbil pala un!KhaIenn KhA pOuhHxx NhaNg T4eHh Mabelle.belle.

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  60. san na kayo mga jeje busters?
    iniwan nyo na ako dito,,
    hahaha..
    samahan nyo ako dito..
    ipaglaban ang nararapat..

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  61. un@ n@4 jejebuster fouwhh j4n..b4k4 fouwhh gousto niou fouwhh m4@p4touro z4m!n,,,p4ra d! n4 fouwhh q4u m4!n@@!t s4m!n...j3j3j3

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  62. ..j3j3j3... w4k n3u p4ncn1n yn9 m94 j3j3bUxszt3r n y4n...
    ..g0g0g0! j3j3m0nx...

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  63. kya hndi q ginagam8 ung jejemon language namin kxe bka hndi m maintndhan ung cnasav q..

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  64. malamang c joy ay isang founder
    na jejemon...magdiwang..at mag join!!!sabog

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  65. Jejemons, too, have constitutional right to free speech and expression that we may run afoul if we prevent them from speaking and writing the way they do or as annoyed Internet users propose—ban them from the web. All we can do is to make a matinding pakiusap to all Jejemons, as language can only be intellectualized by using it,please use the language properly.

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  66. pwahaha !!!
    dame pLa qaLet sa jejemonx
    lubk it !!!
    dow now ipk im one opk dem !!!
    pwahaha !!!
    baxtah i Lubk j2jemonx !!
    pwahaha !!
    mwuapxz !!

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  67. mga jejebuster jan naiinggit lng...paturo nlng daw kau oh...jejeje

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  68. mga jejemon..
    para sa inyo to!


    eat your words!!!!
    nyahaaaa,,,,
    pati si maam di mabasa comment nyo!!!
    haha..
    aysin nyo...

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  69. cnuh poeh jejemon j@n ?jejejejejejejejejejejejeejejejejejejejejejejejejeje pede txt A watz! ur number

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  70. si maharot nanghaharot
    ng jejemons,,hahaha,,,
    di ganun men!!

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  71. WhAggG Pouh KhAyoU MhAgaLet Shi HALIPAROT.ayyY ShoRryY MAHAROT poUh PhaLah..KhiLalha Kouh yahNn..

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  72. @ng B@b@h0 ng mg4 t@e nyo
    jejebuster.....
    jejeje

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  74. 4n6 b4b4h0 n6 m6ah j3j3buzZzt3r p!n4k4 s!k4t J3j3m0n ........ j3j3j3j3j3j3 :) ^_^

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  75. maharot bistado k n...jejemon k din...jejeje

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  76. Naluluka akoa sa JEJEMON fever

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  77. jejejejeje.......mon......panish........jejejejejejeje.......buster.........uztg....

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  78. mukang kilala ko rin si maharot ahh,
    hehehe..
    mukang payat yon ah,,,
    hahaha..
    bangkay,,,nakta mo na ba si maharot..?

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  79. hhey.. jhejhevuzters chwrazzyy pfoeh khauh noh...

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  80. WhaGg PoUhX KhAyOng MhagA1eT Sxa AmhEin..HhIndEe nmHan KhAmmIeE NaNganGagaT.HarmLess nMhan KAmie EIeh?! IrHesPetHo NaThInn 4ng IsHat Isha.!?WhLa NmAN KhaMenG GhiNagWa Sha InyOu aHh?!

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  81. jejemons are individuals with low IQs who spread around their idiocy on the web by tYpFing LyK diZS jejejeje,


    peace...

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  82. thara nha sha munhdo ng jejemon parah nsah usho thayo 2h newhh style. hindihh 2ladh ng jejebuster wla sa usho bhaduyhh nyohh.hahahahahahaha.

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  83. ny< 4nn ?3?3mOn ......
    54b41 54 05uu ........ !=u



    ?3?3/\/\o/\/ l0^3r 4<3 <3

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  84. ......jejejejemon ....ang ba2ntot nyo...jejejejejeje...

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  85. MztA n Kyu mg JejEmon FRiNDS???? ZanA D aku MagzuLT ng JEjemon Za zcHoOl!NOTE:zorry kung di ako masyado marunong mag JEJEMON

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  86. bt npunta kay mharot ang usapan... hoy mga jejebusters may laban p tayong dpat tapucn...jejeje

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  87. nyakkk,,,
    mabaho mga jejemon..
    hahaha...
    hoooooooo..
    noy noy kaw nlang kasma
    ko dito,,
    buti ka pa
    d ka nangiiwann..
    laban...!!!

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  88. h30w pfeow s4 l4h4t n6 k4j3j3-fw3ndzx,,,,

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  89. nd 4m4n nk42bo2 jejemon...vovo l4ng ung nd n4k42!nt!nd!...jejeje...k!4 un@ m@4 jejebust3r zum4b4y n4l4n@ k!u z4m!n...j3j3j3...

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  90. jackas said...

    mga jejemon..
    para sa inyo to!


    eat your words!!!!
    nyahaaaa,,,,
    pati si maam di mabasa comment nyo!!!
    haha..
    aysin nyo..

    Di pa KAsi Nappractice ni maam ang talent nya sa pagiging jejemonstah.
    konting practice lng yan nmin ni maam magiging isa na din yan sa aming clan..ang jeje clan na maghahari sa jeje universe..
    JEJEJEJEJEJEJE!!!!

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  91. jejemon idol

    jejejejejej jejemon

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  92. kala mo jejemon sa 4rma hindi naman wlang alam naman jejebuster pla.

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  93. Jejemons are noted for their adaptation of American “gangsta” fashion. Oversized shirts, shorts, and bandanas are common jejemon attire. Jejemons are also noted for wearing baseball caps that do not fit snugly on their heads, instead merely resting atop the scalp.


    yan ang nga jejemons!!!!

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  94. oi..tingnan nyo
    si audeen,,
    di marnong magjejemon..
    hahaha..
    isa sa mga jeje busters yan,,
    ingt kayo dyan..
    hahaha..
    sana mkahalata kayo,,

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  95. 4nouhng cn4s4bi mowh j4n j4ck4ss??? cn0n6 hndi m4run0n6 m6jejemon???

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  96. bangkay said...
    Di pa KAsi Nappractice ni maam ang talent nya sa pagiging jejemonstah.
    konting practice lng yan nmin ni maam magiging isa na din yan sa aming clan..ang jeje clan na maghahari sa jeje universe..
    JEJEJEJEJEJEJE!!!!


    hahaha..asa pa kayo,,
    di yan magtyatyaga sa
    inyo..
    isa siya sa mga jeje busters..
    paglalaban namin
    na itigl ang pag-gamit ng jejemon..

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  97. weak @ng j3j3buster....
    jejeje...

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  98. oun@ fouwhh@ m@4 jejebuster j4n..uzt4 n4 k!u j4n?..n4k42!nt!3nd3 n4va k3u???

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  99. jejemons are not just confined to trying-hard Filipino gangsters and emos. A Jejemon can also include a variety of Latino-Hispanic fags who enjoy typing "jejejejeje" in a wider context, much to the disdain of their opponents in an internet MMORPG game such as Ragnarok and DOTA.

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  100. hoy audeen,,
    umamin kana..
    jejebuster ka,,
    di ba nga nagusap na tayo..
    mga jejemon,,
    jeje buster si audeen..

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  101. ("jackas said...

    oi..tingnan nyo
    si audeen,,
    di marnong magjejemon..
    hahaha..
    isa sa mga jeje busters yan,,
    ingt kayo dyan..
    hahaha..
    sana mkahalata kayo,,")

    di lng namin ginagamit ang skill nmin sa pagiging jejemonstah mahirap na kasi di magets ng ibang nasobrahan sa vetsin kaya di makabasa ng jejemon..JeKheKzZx kHAeNn PoUh KhAYou Nhng ThaEhHxx..

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  102. bye mga jejemon wala kaung mga kwentang kachat...

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  103. welcome sa mundo ng jejejejejemonvsjejejejejebuster...mabuhay!!...

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  104. h03Y pRah z$aH mGah j3j3bUs$zS$zt3rzS$zs kAy0h aNg koHntrAhBhiDa sz$a lAyHF K0H n0H aT ky0Whh anG mgA 3hPalzS$zs$Z n0wH aHt uH dH0nt k3iR nhAmhAn 3h!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  105. ejebusters is a group of internet grammar vigilantes, typically Filipinos, dedicating their internet lives towards the eradication of jejetyping and jejemonexistence. Having dangerous links to the grammar nazi, jejebusters enjoy humiliating a jejemon by posting his/her profile on a social networking site, while everyone on the internet laughs, causing unwarranted embarrassment towards the individual caught jejetyping.

    Read more: http://www.cite-technologian.com/2010/04/jejemon.html#ixzz0un4k0PKh
    Under Creative Commons License: Attribution


    wla kau mga jejebusters

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  106. jejemon sucks!..
    just look at them, mga JOLOGS!.. mga BADUY!..

    EEEEEWWWWW!!!!!!

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  107. ehem..Excuse me!dont accuse them!If I Know you are one of them gb_jasty..

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  108. and additional di sabay sa uso ang jejemon kasi kung sabay sila sa uso paano nagkaroon ng jejebuster kung walang jejemon?sino ngayon ang baduy at manggagaya?ignorante

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  109. magaling naman talga ang letra o salita na pinahaba pa... there's a percentage of every people who can and can't understand these kind of expertice.

    Teejay Dequilla
    Psychology student
    Arellano University Legarda

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  111. ayyyyyy!sorry!.d ka pala JOLOGS?
    JEJEMON AKO!
    dun lng ba pwede sabihing accuse ang isang sitwasyon pag nakapatay kana?
    di ba pwedeng sabihing accuse ang isang bagay pag binigyan mo ng pangit na label ang tao?
    ahhhh..di pala accuse tawag dun?!

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  112. you said that they are jologs and baduy and they sucks!.
    you think that's not an example of accusing one's dignity?where's the love brotha?!
    and 1 thing.
    look at yourself men.
    before you look and piss off other.
    kung baduy sila,ano kapa?

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  114. ung mga lasinggero jan..pakalsing kyo jan...

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  115. jejemon n@n4L0w n6 wOrd of th3 y3ar......
    jeje

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  116. 4n6 m64 j3j3m0n 4y ph0w$zzZZ61...
    jeje

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  117. nn70 n6 w0rD 0f D4 y34r 4n6 j3j3m0n

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  118. $4b1 n1 n0yn0y 74bn j3j3m0n... j3j3bU$+3r 1n661+ 7n6

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  119. 4n6 64L1nG'' n6 j3j3m0n...w0r7D 0f D4 y34r...j3j3j3

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  120. The jejemon phenomenon actually started around 3-4 years ago. The jejemon language or jejenish, started from hip-hops, hipsters and out-of-school youths.

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  121. 6L1nG'' n6 m64 j3j3m0n,,,,ky4 Un6 m64 j3j3bU$+3r$ j4n 6Um4y4 n74n6 ky0...m474y ny0 kY0~ nm4n $4 2011 4n6 w0rD 0f D4 y34r..j3j3

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  122. The word "jeje" is a spanish word similar to "lol". In the Philippines, we pronounce it as "hehe", and we use "hehe" if we are to express laughter. The word "mon" in jejemon was derived from the popular cartoon series pokemon. Pokemons are cute and colorful characters that's why jejemons are also known to have a colorful outfit.

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  123. Jejecap - the jejecaps are rainbow colored caps.

    Bright/colorful t-shirt or tops (fit)

    Belt with much bigger buckle than the usual

    Metal chain, necklace and bracelet

    Colorful wristband

    Skinny Jeans (preferrably shiny/glossy and dark)

    Rubber shoes (at least 2-colored)

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  124. What is jejebeth?

    Jejebeth is the alphabet of jejemons. The jejebeth are as follows:

    4 b c D 3 f 6 h 1 j k 7 m N 0 p Q r 5 t u V w x Y z

    What is jejenish?

    Jejenish is the language of jejemons

    What is Jejetyping?

    Jejetyping is an act of typing a text message in a jejemon way. It contains symbols and random capitalization of letters.

    The official "tambayan" of jejemons in the Philippines

    The official "tambayan" or hang-out place of jejemons in the Philippines is www.jejemon.com.

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  125. The Jejemaster of jejemon.com has already appeared on major tv shows. Some are:

    The Buzz (ABS-CBN):


    Unang Hirit (GMA Network):

    To contact jejemaster, please email him at jejemaster@jejemon.com.

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  126. Basically anyone with a low tolerance in correct punctuation, syntax and grammar. Jejemons are usually hated or hunted down by Jejebusters or the grammar nazi to eradicate their grammatical ways.

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  127. ano ba ang magandang naidudulot ninyo sa atin?
    mga jejemon,
    ayaw namin sa inyo kc
    nkakaapekto ang pag-gamit ninyo
    ng salita sa mga kabataan,
    maganda KUNG ang ginagamit nating salita
    lahat nakakaunawa..

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  128. JEJEMON ay mga taong ganito magtype "e0wSsZz pOwhhZzmUsZtAhH nUah pOwhHzz kEowHsz?". yung mga taong pinapahirapan magbasaang iba sa mga pipopost nila kasi kumpleto naman sana ang letters sakeyboard nila, kung anu anu pa ginagamit. like para sa G, ginagamitnilang alternate ang small Q or 9. yung mga taong pin...apahaba at ginagawang komplikado ang simpleng salita. yan ang JEJEMON.

    AaAiIiSsZzzz GwAn0unhZz PouuHzZz Buhh?

    HAHAHAHAHA /heh

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  129. "JEJE" << ang universal language ng mga JEJEMON.<<< ang mga tangang tao na meron atang galit s shift key, o mali ung nbiling keyboard/pad. qng mgtype ay gnito"O yan gUd eVe nLng pra wLa naNg guLo pEace na pU pLeeeeaaaseee >_<" at eto p. dinagdagan nila ang mga words ng unnecessary letters like z,x,h,s,c,f,j like this "...aqUohWz NgA pfUoHwz pLa zI JEJEMON"<<< kadalasan ang mga JEJEMON ay mga gengster "daw" kuno ung mga nagsusuot ng JEJECAP <<< ang cap ng mga JEJEMON, ung rainbow cap n nakapatong lng s mga ulo nilang mga wlang laman. *bow* kya qng gnyan k mgtype ur a certified JEJE!

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  130. aQcKuHh - means me/ako
    lAbqCkyOuHh - means I love you
    yuHh - means you
    jAjaJa - garbled words conveying laughter
    jeJejE - a variation of jAjaJa; conveys sly laughter
    iMiszqcKyuH - means I miss you
    eEoW pFhUeEhsxz - means hi/hello

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  131. Ang Jejemon (IPA: ['dʒɛdʒɛmon]) ay isang kaganapan ng pop culture sa Pilipinas na mailalarawan bilang isang pagmamalabis ng fReAk, LOL at pananalitang l33t. Ito ay kamukhang-kamukha sa katapat nitong Polako na tinatawag na Pokemoniaste pismo' (‘Pokemon na panunulat’). Ang mga Jejemon ay inilalarawan ng Talahuluganang Urban bilang ang mga tao na "nakagawa na ibahin ang Wikang Ingles sa punto na hindi na ito nauunawan at mga lipon sa internet.[1] Ang isang Jejemon ay inilalarwan bilang ang isa sa "bagong uri ng mga hipster na nakauri ng kanilang wika ngunit pati na rin ang kanilang pananamit."[2] Ginagaya rin ng mga Jejemon ang mga mala-"gangster" na katangian at kaugalian na nagiging kamukha sila sa mga Ingles chav, Tsileanong flaite, Eskosyanong ned, Irlandng skanger, Rusong gopnik at Australiyano at Bagong Selandang bogan.

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  132. Ang salitang "Jejemon" ay sinasabing nagmula sa mga tagagamit ng internet na nagta-type ng "hehehe" bilang "jejeje" marahil dahil ang "jeje" ay nanggaling sa Kastila na ang mga nagsasalita ay ginagamit ang salita bilang pantawa o dahil ang mga titik ng "h" at "j" at katabi ang isa't-isa[3] at ang sinasabing "-mon" ay nanggaling sa Hapnes na anime na Pokémon,[4] na ang "-mon" ay nangangahulugan bilang "halimaw" (monster) at dito nagmula ang mga "jeje monsters" (literal na "mga halimaw na jeje").[5]
    Jejenese at Jejebet

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  133. The main media used by Jejemons are both basic and advanced cellphone units, television units and personal computer units.

    Just a couple of years ago, Jejemons have started "evolving" their eye color (from the original brown to blue or purple or pink) through their extensive knowledge of Adobe Photoshop and various internet programs. This behavior is proof that they are indeed capable of higher intelligence, an action previously thought of as impossible by many Jejeientists (normal people that study Jeje sciences).

    Normal people have since started to act to eradicate the thriving Jejemon population. These normal people identify themselves as Grammar Nazis and/or Jejebusters (started appearing 2 years after the Great Jejemon Infestation; also known as the GJI of 2001). They actively seek and hunt Jejemon communities with only one purpose: to eliminate. Their preferred weapon is the MG13-liLipAdkaAyUohH grammar gun and the BZ-aRayqcKuoHh rocket-propelled paragraph grenade. It is manufactured and supplied by an unidentified grammar armaments specialty group in an undisclosed location in the Philippines. Their equipment is mainly made of S-grade Manila Bulletin Newspaper vests which boasts impressive proper grammar. "Extream Panda" is currently the Grammar Nazi's mascot.

    Recently the Philippine Government, spearheaded by Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, has moved to the decision considering Jejemons a threat to society and its normal living conditions. With the upcoming elections nearing, presidential aspirants and political parties here and there have been vowing to halt the ferocious growth of the Jejemons. One well-known aspirant, Gilberto Teodoro Jr. has promised to push forward the JSE (Jejemon Specialty Education) into law if voted for president.

    Gibo Teodoro Jr. (center) holding a JSE banner

    Teodoro was one of the first to recognize the perils of Jejenism (the Jejemon religion; not to be confused with Jejemonism, the belief that Jejemons are superior than normal people) and its undue but very influential teachings. Jejeientists, Jejeologists, Jejebusters and Grammar Nazis have expressed their delight and have stated that they are more than ready to participate in this historic undertaking by stopping Jejemons from learning the Jejenese language (speaking language of Jejemons together with the Jejebet; has been recently discovered by Jejeientist Ranzkiedoodles during her grueling sojourn at Jejeland) and instead teaching them the normal speaking languages of Filipino and English.

    A word of caution to normal people and would-be Jejebusters and Grammar Nazis: Be careful. They're out there. They prey on A+ grammar users like you. Make sure you have the right equipment to face them. When you come face-to-face with a group of Jejemons, do not fight back. Instead, delete their text message or close your internet browser and lie down. Failure to do so will result in severe headache. If you want to purchase armaments and protective gear for Jejemon elimination, feel free to do so by calling 1-800-JEJEMON. No licenses required. Not covered by the COMELEC gun ban. Conditions apply.

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  134. Ang sosyalekto ng mga Jejemon na tinatawag na Jejenese (magiging literal na Jejenismo sa Wikang Tagalog) ay nanggaling mula sa Ingles, Filipino at ang kanilang paiba-ibang Taglish. Ang kanilang alpabeto, ang Jejebet (magiging literal na Jejebeto sa Wikang Tagalog) ay gumagamit ang Alpabetong Romano, kasam na ang mga Numero Arabiko at iba pang mga espesyal na karakter. Nabubuo ang mga salita sa pagiba-iba ng mga posisyon ng titik s isang salita, palitang pagmamalaking titik sobrang paggamit ng mg titik na H, X o Z at paghahalo ng mga numerikong karakter at ng ating normal na alpabeto[2]. Ang pagbabaybay ay katulad sa Pananalitang Leet.

    Mga halimbawa:

    * Filipino: "3ow ph0w, mUsZtAh nA?" salin sa Filipino bilang "Hello po, kamusta na?",
    * English: "i wuD LLyK tO knOw moR3 bOut u. crE 2 t3ll mE yur N@me? jejejejeje!" salin sa Ingles bilang "I would like to know more about you, care to tell me your name? Hehehehe!"
    * aQcKuHh- ibig sabihin ay ako
    * lAbqCkyOuHh- ibig sabihin ay mahal kita
    * yuHh- ibig sabihin ay ikaw
    * jAjaJa- pagtawa
    * jeJejE- ibang-anyo ng jAjaJa;
    * iMiszqcKyuH- ibig sabihin ay nami-miss kita
    * eEoWpFhUeEhsxz - ibig sabihin ay kumusta

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  135. Initial reaction to the Jejemons is irritation and bewilderment. In many social networking sites, Jejemons are likely to encounter hate; some had seen their Facebook wall with people wishing their death. Several Facebook fan pages were created both in support and against the group. However, celebrities such as Rico Blanco, Alessandra de Rossi, Ces Drilon, and Lourd de Veyra have condemned the wholesale ridicule of the subculture.[3][7]

    YouTube videos were also uploaded parodying the Jejemons, connecting them to the current election campaign. Edited television advertisements of Nacionalista Party proclaiming their disdain for Jejemons, and an edited photograph of Gilberto Teodoro with him holding a sign saying that the Jejemons be "brought back to elementary school" went viral.[4]

    As part of the pre-school year clean-up of schools for the upcoming 2010-11 school year, the Department of Education (DepEd) strongly discourages students from using Jejemon spelling and grammar, especially in text messaging. Communicating with other using Jejemon are said to cause deterioration of young Filipino students’ language skills.[8]
    Jejebusters

    According to urbandictionary.com, jejebusters is a group of internet grammar vigilantes, typically Filipinos, dedicating their internet lives towards the eradication of jejetyping and jejemon existence.[9] In other words, they are those people who are against the jejemon culture especially to the way they spell words. In the existence of jejemon.com, a website created for jejemons, jejebusters also created their own website which is jejebuster.net. According to the said website, its goal is to hunt down and bring down jejemons. In addition, also according to the site, jejemons destroy the Tagalog language, and brings shame on Filipinos.[10]

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  136. Eclecticism and syncretism have long been used to explain fashion. Alfred Kroeber, for example, writes that changes in fashion are not the product of a single mind, but that the end result of a fashionable trend is the result of the contributions of human beings through a multitude of perspectives. If fashion were a catalog or a magazine of different cultural affects, we are contributors as much as we are subscribers to it.

    Fashion is almost always the accretion of different cultural facts, coming together to clothe a particular taste. Yet taste never exists solely on the level of the personal: tastes, like many other things in society, are social facts. They are defined by us, as much as they are also defined for us. Fashion constrains us as much as it enables us.

    Jejemon fashion is typical of this accretion of social facts and cultural artifacts, yet what makes it a particular subset of different fashions is that it is unique, and it is shared. Yet more than the mere mish-mash of different, normally irreconcilable aspects of popular culture, the fashion sense of the Jejemon can also be understood in terms of amalgamation.

    The way Jejemon fashion combines different currents in popular fashion validates both Durkheim and Giddens: that while social facts have the ability to constrain (Durkheim), they also have the ability to enable (Giddens). The average Jejemon, for example, combines aspects of hip-hop, rock, emo-core, metal, and original Pilipino music in one ensemble. The fashion statement, as with many others, exists within one coherent syntagm:

    Example 1: Imitation Havaianas, hip-hop shorts, Saosin shirt, eyeliner/mascara, trucker cap.
    Example 2: Imitation Converse, skinny jeans, Three-Stars-and-a-Sun shirt, bandanna, sunglasses, trucker cap.
    Example 3: Imitation Crocs, striped knit stockings, fishnet stockings, denim cut-offs, tube top, eyeliner/mascara, Fly shades/Shutter shades, dyed hair in cornrows.

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  137. The colored trucker-cap, however, manifests a desire for uniqueness, even at the expense of inconvenience. It speaks of “imba,” a gaming term which refers to “imbalanced” characters, which can also refer to the kind of walking required to both show off and keep the cap in position. It therefore necessitates a certain gait while walking, similar to hip-hop recording artists. It also hearkens back to other inconveniences of generations: earrings, brassieres, corsets, spurs, and so on and so forth.

    Based on the examples above, however, Jejemon fashion is not strictly or completely the imitation of foreign culture or popular trends. Instead, it attempts to make the wearer stand out even in situations that are already fashionable. It is the same pecuniary canons of taste that Veblen has pointed out before:

    * The upper-class wear it to set themselves apart from what is conservatively fashionable, following the trends of the lower class who are more attuned to the popular.
    * The lower-class wear it to manifest the presence of disposable income, and be perceived as more than capable of following the latest trends.

    Yet in terms of age brackets – where all of this should exist – the trend is mostly towards the development of identity. The 1990s had grunge, the 2000s had pop and hip-hop, yet a new generation fails to connect with things that are already established. The effect, therefore, is syncretism and eclecticism: the bricolage and mix-and-match that occurs with snipping something here and there, creating something that is akin to a Frankenstein monster.

    The reality remains that Jejemon fashion is not established by personal choice, no matter how intense or revolutionary it is. Jejemon fashion shows that the forces that define fashion are social and not individual, that the consequences themselves accrete and combine to form fashion trends that are revolutionary or otherwise revolting. When it comes to Jejemon fashion, the effect is not the sole consequence of individual choice, but rather the choices collectively made over time create the possibility for the result.

    (Next entry: Jejemon language. Postscript: just to defeat the purpose of everything, “The Jejemon Series” is a satirical overintellectualization of “Jejemon” culture and everything within and outside it, written as tributes to the anthropologists of yore.)
    

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  138. A /-\ or /\ or 4 or @
    B |3 or 8 or |o
    C ( or < or K or S D |) or o| or |> or <|
    E 3
    F |= or ph
    G ( or 9 or 6
    H |-| or ]-[ or }-{ or (-) or )-( or #
    I l or 1 or | or ! or ][
    J _|..............

    Common words used in 1337 speak:
    Like = leik

    Own = pwn

    Pwned = pwnt

    You = j00

    Hacks = Haxz0rz

    Lol = lawl

    OMG = ZOMG

    The = T3h

    Suck = sux

    The origin of leet speaks is as follows:

    leet comes from:

    Elite » leet » 1337
    Words like "plz" come from:

    Please » pleas » ples » pls » plz
    Well I got to go » Got to go » gotta

    go » got 2 go » gtg » g2g
    What's up? » Wasup? » Sup?
    I'm laughing out loud! » I'm loling! » lol

    I'll be right back » I'll b right back » I'll b rite bac » brb

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  139. Jejemon' chosen as finalist for word of the year
    2010-05-28 19:27:17 updated 66 day(s) ago
    The word “jejemon" has been chosen as finalist for word of the year by a group of academics from the University of Philippines in Diliman...

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  140. Jejemon’ wins as word of the year in Sawikaan 2010
    2010-07-31 04:14:53 updated 2 day(s) ago
    ..." The word “jejemon" bested nine other entries and was chosen as word of the year by a group of academics from the University of the Philippines in Diliman, a GMA News report said on Friday...

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  141. "Je-Pop: A Trip to Jeje-land"
    2010-07-16 11:08:24 updated 17 day(s) ago
    ... P-Pop (Pinoy Pop), papahuli ba naman ang Je-Pop? Yes, Jejemon Pop in the house! Sama na sa paglalakbay natin sa Jeje-land para maka-bonding ang mga proud jajemon ng bansa! THE TRUE ORIGIN OF JEJEMON...

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