Um... On my keyboard at least the key to the right of the question mark is the right-shift key, and the key above and between the two is the "/' key. The # is above the top number row 3... basically the keys are wrong, at least for according to my keyboard. Ultimately though I just don't get it.

Well it's just a general saying, the key to my heart. Im just making the link of Key to someones heart to there being a Heart key on the keyboard. And the keys are right for my keyboard, the heart key is just taking up where the long shift key would be.

your explanation didn't help my confusion...
i was also looking for the relationship to 3 and < and wondering why is there a shift button replaced with a heart sign.

If you love someone you can say they have the key to your heart. So I put a heart on a key on a keyboard, so it then becomes a key to the heart.

But I can see this idea ain't very good, so it can just slowly slide down the page.

I got your idea and I find it great

This is rather cute, although in some places the ? and @ are in different places.

I like the idea, and I really dont think it matters what the rest of the keys are, its obvious that its a keyboard.
Good one mate!

Awwh, this is awesome man.

Submit it!
I'd so buy it :)

nice idea, just try putting the heart into "Enter" key, so it has some meaning. Or even "ESC" key so it signifies ironic meaning -> key to my heart is in fact a GTFO key!

cool!
Dont care about the key placement, really.

Um... On my keyboard at least the key to the right of the question mark is the right-shift key, and the key above and between the two is the "/' key. The # is above the top number row 3... basically the keys are wrong, at least for according to my keyboard. Ultimately though I just don't get it.

Well it's just a general saying, the key to my heart. Im just making the link of Key to someones heart to there being a Heart key on the keyboard. And the keys are right for my keyboard, the heart key is just taking up where the long shift key would be.

your explanation didn't help my confusion...
i was also looking for the relationship to 3 and < and wondering why is there a shift button replaced with a heart sign.

If you love someone you can say they have the key to your heart. So I put a heart on a key on a keyboard, so it then becomes a key to the heart.

But I can see this idea ain't very good, so it can just slowly slide down the page.

I got your idea and I find it great

This is rather cute, although in some places the ? and @ are in different places.

I like the idea, and I really dont think it matters what the rest of the keys are, its obvious that its a keyboard.
Good one mate!

Awwh, this is awesome man.

Submit it!
I'd so buy it :)

nice idea, just try putting the heart into "Enter" key, so it has some meaning. Or even "ESC" key so it signifies ironic meaning -> key to my heart is in fact a GTFO key!

cool!
Dont care about the key placement, really.

Um... On my keyboard at least the key to the right of the question mark is the right-shift key, and the key above and between the two is the "/' key. The # is above the top number row 3... basically the keys are wrong, at least for according to my keyboard. Ultimately though I just don't get it.

Well it's just a general saying, the key to my heart. Im just making the link of Key to someones heart to there being a Heart key on the keyboard. And the keys are right for my keyboard, the heart key is just taking up where the long shift key would be.

your explanation didn't help my confusion...
i was also looking for the relationship to 3 and < and wondering why is there a shift button replaced with a heart sign.

If you love someone you can say they have the key to your heart. So I put a heart on a key on a keyboard, so it then becomes a key to the heart.

But I can see this idea ain't very good, so it can just slowly slide down the page.

I got your idea and I find it great

This is rather cute, although in some places the ? and @ are in different places.

I like the idea, and I really dont think it matters what the rest of the keys are, its obvious that its a keyboard.
Good one mate!

Awwh, this is awesome man.

Submit it!
I'd so buy it :)

nice idea, just try putting the heart into "Enter" key, so it has some meaning. Or even "ESC" key so it signifies ironic meaning -> key to my heart is in fact a GTFO key!

cool!
Dont care about the key placement, really.

Um... On my keyboard at least the key to the right of the question mark is the right-shift key, and the key above and between the two is the "/' key. The # is above the top number row 3... basically the keys are wrong, at least for according to my keyboard. Ultimately though I just don't get it.

Well it's just a general saying, the key to my heart. Im just making the link of Key to someones heart to there being a Heart key on the keyboard. And the keys are right for my keyboard, the heart key is just taking up where the long shift key would be.

your explanation didn't help my confusion...
i was also looking for the relationship to 3 and < and wondering why is there a shift button replaced with a heart sign.

If you love someone you can say they have the key to your heart. So I put a heart on a key on a keyboard, so it then becomes a key to the heart.

But I can see this idea ain't very good, so it can just slowly slide down the page.

I got your idea and I find it great

This is rather cute, although in some places the ? and @ are in different places.

I like the idea, and I really dont think it matters what the rest of the keys are, its obvious that its a keyboard.
Good one mate!

Awwh, this is awesome man.

Submit it!
I'd so buy it :)

nice idea, just try putting the heart into "Enter" key, so it has some meaning. Or even "ESC" key so it signifies ironic meaning -> key to my heart is in fact a GTFO key!

cool!
Dont care about the key placement, really.

Um... On my keyboard at least the key to the right of the question mark is the right-shift key, and the key above and between the two is the "/' key. The # is above the top number row 3... basically the keys are wrong, at least for according to my keyboard. Ultimately though I just don't get it.

Well it's just a general saying, the key to my heart. Im just making the link of Key to someones heart to there being a Heart key on the keyboard. And the keys are right for my keyboard, the heart key is just taking up where the long shift key would be.

your explanation didn't help my confusion...
i was also looking for the relationship to 3 and < and wondering why is there a shift button replaced with a heart sign.

If you love someone you can say they have the key to your heart. So I put a heart on a key on a keyboard, so it then becomes a key to the heart.

But I can see this idea ain't very good, so it can just slowly slide down the page.

I got your idea and I find it great

This is rather cute, although in some places the ? and @ are in different places.

I like the idea, and I really dont think it matters what the rest of the keys are, its obvious that its a keyboard.
Good one mate!

Awwh, this is awesome man.

Submit it!
I'd so buy it :)

nice idea, just try putting the heart into "Enter" key, so it has some meaning. Or even "ESC" key so it signifies ironic meaning -> key to my heart is in fact a GTFO key!

cool!
Dont care about the key placement, really.

Um... On my keyboard at least the key to the right of the question mark is the right-shift key, and the key above and between the two is the "/' key. The # is above the top number row 3... basically the keys are wrong, at least for according to my keyboard. Ultimately though I just don't get it.

Well it's just a general saying, the key to my heart. Im just making the link of Key to someones heart to there being a Heart key on the keyboard. And the keys are right for my keyboard, the heart key is just taking up where the long shift key would be.

your explanation didn't help my confusion...
i was also looking for the relationship to 3 and < and wondering why is there a shift button replaced with a heart sign.

If you love someone you can say they have the key to your heart. So I put a heart on a key on a keyboard, so it then becomes a key to the heart.

But I can see this idea ain't very good, so it can just slowly slide down the page.

I got your idea and I find it great

This is rather cute, although in some places the ? and @ are in different places.

I like the idea, and I really dont think it matters what the rest of the keys are, its obvious that its a keyboard.
Good one mate!

Awwh, this is awesome man.

Submit it!
I'd so buy it :)

nice idea, just try putting the heart into "Enter" key, so it has some meaning. Or even "ESC" key so it signifies ironic meaning -> key to my heart is in fact a GTFO key!

cool!
Dont care about the key placement, really.

Um... On my keyboard at least the key to the right of the question mark is the right-shift key, and the key above and between the two is the "/' key. The # is above the top number row 3... basically the keys are wrong, at least for according to my keyboard. Ultimately though I just don't get it.

Well it's just a general saying, the key to my heart. Im just making the link of Key to someones heart to there being a Heart key on the keyboard. And the keys are right for my keyboard, the heart key is just taking up where the long shift key would be.

your explanation didn't help my confusion...
i was also looking for the relationship to 3 and < and wondering why is there a shift button replaced with a heart sign.

If you love someone you can say they have the key to your heart. So I put a heart on a key on a keyboard, so it then becomes a key to the heart.

But I can see this idea ain't very good, so it can just slowly slide down the page.

I got your idea and I find it great

This is rather cute, although in some places the ? and @ are in different places.

I like the idea, and I really dont think it matters what the rest of the keys are, its obvious that its a keyboard.
Good one mate!

Awwh, this is awesome man.

Submit it!
I'd so buy it :)

nice idea, just try putting the heart into "Enter" key, so it has some meaning. Or even "ESC" key so it signifies ironic meaning -> key to my heart is in fact a GTFO key!

cool!
Dont care about the key placement, really.

Um... On my keyboard at least the key to the right of the question mark is the right-shift key, and the key above and between the two is the "/' key. The # is above the top number row 3... basically the keys are wrong, at least for according to my keyboard. Ultimately though I just don't get it.

Well it's just a general saying, the key to my heart. Im just making the link of Key to someones heart to there being a Heart key on the keyboard. And the keys are right for my keyboard, the heart key is just taking up where the long shift key would be.

your explanation didn't help my confusion...
i was also looking for the relationship to 3 and < and wondering why is there a shift button replaced with a heart sign.

If you love someone you can say they have the key to your heart. So I put a heart on a key on a keyboard, so it then becomes a key to the heart.

But I can see this idea ain't very good, so it can just slowly slide down the page.

I got your idea and I find it great

This is rather cute, although in some places the ? and @ are in different places.

I like the idea, and I really dont think it matters what the rest of the keys are, its obvious that its a keyboard.
Good one mate!

Awwh, this is awesome man.

Submit it!
I'd so buy it :)

nice idea, just try putting the heart into "Enter" key, so it has some meaning. Or even "ESC" key so it signifies ironic meaning -> key to my heart is in fact a GTFO key!

cool!
Dont care about the key placement, really.

Um... On my keyboard at least the key to the right of the question mark is the right-shift key, and the key above and between the two is the "/' key. The # is above the top number row 3... basically the keys are wrong, at least for according to my keyboard. Ultimately though I just don't get it.

Well it's just a general saying, the key to my heart. Im just making the link of Key to someones heart to there being a Heart key on the keyboard. And the keys are right for my keyboard, the heart key is just taking up where the long shift key would be.

your explanation didn't help my confusion...
i was also looking for the relationship to 3 and < and wondering why is there a shift button replaced with a heart sign.

If you love someone you can say they have the key to your heart. So I put a heart on a key on a keyboard, so it then becomes a key to the heart.

But I can see this idea ain't very good, so it can just slowly slide down the page.

I got your idea and I find it great

This is rather cute, although in some places the ? and @ are in different places.

I like the idea, and I really dont think it matters what the rest of the keys are, its obvious that its a keyboard.
Good one mate!

Awwh, this is awesome man.

Submit it!
I'd so buy it :)

nice idea, just try putting the heart into "Enter" key, so it has some meaning. Or even "ESC" key so it signifies ironic meaning -> key to my heart is in fact a GTFO key!

cool!
Dont care about the key placement, really.

Um... On my keyboard at least the key to the right of the question mark is the right-shift key, and the key above and between the two is the "/' key. The # is above the top number row 3... basically the keys are wrong, at least for according to my keyboard. Ultimately though I just don't get it.

Well it's just a general saying, the key to my heart. Im just making the link of Key to someones heart to there being a Heart key on the keyboard. And the keys are right for my keyboard, the heart key is just taking up where the long shift key would be.

your explanation didn't help my confusion...
i was also looking for the relationship to 3 and < and wondering why is there a shift button replaced with a heart sign.

If you love someone you can say they have the key to your heart. So I put a heart on a key on a keyboard, so it then becomes a key to the heart.

But I can see this idea ain't very good, so it can just slowly slide down the page.

I got your idea and I find it great

This is rather cute, although in some places the ? and @ are in different places.

I like the idea, and I really dont think it matters what the rest of the keys are, its obvious that its a keyboard.
Good one mate!

Awwh, this is awesome man.

Submit it!
I'd so buy it :)

nice idea, just try putting the heart into "Enter" key, so it has some meaning. Or even "ESC" key so it signifies ironic meaning -> key to my heart is in fact a GTFO key!

cool!
Dont care about the key placement, really.

Um... On my keyboard at least the key to the right of the question mark is the right-shift key, and the key above and between the two is the "/' key. The # is above the top number row 3... basically the keys are wrong, at least for according to my keyboard. Ultimately though I just don't get it.

Well it's just a general saying, the key to my heart. Im just making the link of Key to someones heart to there being a Heart key on the keyboard. And the keys are right for my keyboard, the heart key is just taking up where the long shift key would be.

your explanation didn't help my confusion...
i was also looking for the relationship to 3 and < and wondering why is there a shift button replaced with a heart sign.

If you love someone you can say they have the key to your heart. So I put a heart on a key on a keyboard, so it then becomes a key to the heart.

But I can see this idea ain't very good, so it can just slowly slide down the page.

I got your idea and I find it great

This is rather cute, although in some places the ? and @ are in different places.

I like the idea, and I really dont think it matters what the rest of the keys are, its obvious that its a keyboard.
Good one mate!

Awwh, this is awesome man.

Submit it!
I'd so buy it :)

nice idea, just try putting the heart into "Enter" key, so it has some meaning. Or even "ESC" key so it signifies ironic meaning -> key to my heart is in fact a GTFO key!

cool!
Dont care about the key placement, really.

Um... On my keyboard at least the key to the right of the question mark is the right-shift key, and the key above and between the two is the "/' key. The # is above the top number row 3... basically the keys are wrong, at least for according to my keyboard. Ultimately though I just don't get it.

Well it's just a general saying, the key to my heart. Im just making the link of Key to someones heart to there being a Heart key on the keyboard. And the keys are right for my keyboard, the heart key is just taking up where the long shift key would be.

your explanation didn't help my confusion...
i was also looking for the relationship to 3 and < and wondering why is there a shift button replaced with a heart sign.

If you love someone you can say they have the key to your heart. So I put a heart on a key on a keyboard, so it then becomes a key to the heart.

But I can see this idea ain't very good, so it can just slowly slide down the page.

I got your idea and I find it great

This is rather cute, although in some places the ? and @ are in different places.

I like the idea, and I really dont think it matters what the rest of the keys are, its obvious that its a keyboard.
Good one mate!

Awwh, this is awesome man.

Submit it!
I'd so buy it :)

nice idea, just try putting the heart into "Enter" key, so it has some meaning. Or even "ESC" key so it signifies ironic meaning -> key to my heart is in fact a GTFO key!

cool!
Dont care about the key placement, really.

Um... On my keyboard at least the key to the right of the question mark is the right-shift key, and the key above and between the two is the "/' key. The # is above the top number row 3... basically the keys are wrong, at least for according to my keyboard. Ultimately though I just don't get it.

Well it's just a general saying, the key to my heart. Im just making the link of Key to someones heart to there being a Heart key on the keyboard. And the keys are right for my keyboard, the heart key is just taking up where the long shift key would be.

your explanation didn't help my confusion...
i was also looking for the relationship to 3 and < and wondering why is there a shift button replaced with a heart sign.

If you love someone you can say they have the key to your heart. So I put a heart on a key on a keyboard, so it then becomes a key to the heart.

But I can see this idea ain't very good, so it can just slowly slide down the page.

I got your idea and I find it great

This is rather cute, although in some places the ? and @ are in different places.

I like the idea, and I really dont think it matters what the rest of the keys are, its obvious that its a keyboard.
Good one mate!

Awwh, this is awesome man.

Submit it!
I'd so buy it :)

nice idea, just try putting the heart into "Enter" key, so it has some meaning. Or even "ESC" key so it signifies ironic meaning -> key to my heart is in fact a GTFO key!

cool!
Dont care about the key placement, really.

Um... On my keyboard at least the key to the right of the question mark is the right-shift key, and the key above and between the two is the "/' key. The # is above the top number row 3... basically the keys are wrong, at least for according to my keyboard. Ultimately though I just don't get it.

Well it's just a general saying, the key to my heart. Im just making the link of Key to someones heart to there being a Heart key on the keyboard. And the keys are right for my keyboard, the heart key is just taking up where the long shift key would be.

your explanation didn't help my confusion...
i was also looking for the relationship to 3 and < and wondering why is there a shift button replaced with a heart sign.

If you love someone you can say they have the key to your heart. So I put a heart on a key on a keyboard, so it then becomes a