Dropped a facebook group on it

When you use the name of a facebook group in an argument to prove a point and/or insult or hurt someone.

Joanie: Why are you so upset about me dating that kid?

Zane: It hurts watching the one you love, love someone else.

Mike: Damn, just dropped a facebook group on it.

Dropped a facebook group on it by ZaneZephyr January 22, 2011

Government Facebook

n. a slang term to describe the sex offender registry online.

Man he got busted for rape I guess he gets to join government facebook.

Government Facebook by Aterrex January 3, 2009

That is SO going on Facebook! 

The 21st century equivalent of calling something a "Kodak moment." It's not only good enough to photograph, but you are compelled upload it to your wall on Facebook for all to see.

"Look! That poodle is doing the Macarena!"

"That is SO going on Facebook!" (pointing smartphone and clicking away)

That is SO going on Facebook! by MILatino July 8, 2011

Dissociative Facebook Identity Disorder

A common disorder where a person displays multiple personalities: One in person, and one on Facebook.

Kevin: "Damn, have you met that girl I work with L'fondra?"
George: "Yeah, shes a weirdo in person, but she acts all cool on Facebook. She must have Dissociative Facebook Identity Disorder."

Dissociative Facebook Identity Disorder by BeauFIDAWG June 13, 2011

comment you on facebook 

A term used by myspacers gone facebookers see mytraitor when he/she doesn't know to say write on your wall.

"Yo bro! Instead of commenting you on myspace, I'll just comment you on facebook." "Do you mean write on my wall?" "Oh yah, i guess so, sorry, I'm just so used to saying comment on myspace"

comment you on facebook by Nickkk!!! June 18, 2007

Not Worth Posting on Facebook

That Shit , That Shit Right There

Not worth posting on facebook

Not Worth Posting on Facebook by Skepsis June 21, 2010

The Facebook Fridge-Check Syndrome 

When you are bored or you've been away from Internet access or just whenever you log in to Facebook over and over even though pretty much nothing changes, but you just do it to a) have something to do b) make sure no one's magically done something cool. Called such because it's like when you're hungry or (more likely) bored and so you keep checking the fridge in the hopes that something new and exciting will appear, even though you know it's just week-old leftovers.

Dude 1: Hey, have you noticed Lou's been on Facebook a lot today?

Dude 2: Yeah, he was camping all last week...must have the Facebook Fridge-Check Syndrome.

The Facebook Fridge-Check Syndrome by SchylertheSuperStar October 8, 2011