by Randi® April 1, 2004
A parody of religious or spiritual belief in life after death. Indicates the belief that when a person dies, his/her souls rises and is thrown like a frisbee onto a roof, where it becomes attached and remains.
by jennieblue22 April 14, 2009
Judy: My parents used to be Methodist, but then they converted to Frisbeetarianism after a very enlightening afternoon picnic.
by Miss Know it All May 12, 2007
The belief that when you die, your soul floats away and gets stuck on the roof. Attributed to comedian George Carlin.
George Carlin recently died and, due to his Frisbeetarian beliefs, his soul is likely stuck on a roof.
by flip dizzle July 11, 2008
A person who adheres to the belief that when you die your spirit floats up and gets stuck on the roof.
Because Joel was a frisbeetarian, he had no wonders about what had happened to his friend when he died, he knew for a fact that his soul was stuck on a roof.
by sddsdf May 19, 2007
by Seth Alan Woolley December 20, 2006
A person who plays Frisbee day in, day out, every day, summer, spring, winter, and fall. Usually he/she play Ultimate, but will often engage in a simple game of catch to enhance throwing and catching abilities.
7th period lunch at Red Hook High School has the highest concentration of Frisbeetarians. They played in three feet of snow!
by jello January 20, 2006