The act of planting the seeds of chaos, drama, and or conflict on social media.
A members of a high school clique will often resort to this tactic in order to create gossip about having haters. Some narcissistic people, usually in high school, secretly desire haters. They feel as tho it makes them look cool to “have haters” and gives them a degree of clout in social circles. It also helps ferment some juicy group chat conversations and drama gossip. This is similar to covert trolling.
A members of a high school clique will often resort to this tactic in order to create gossip about having haters. Some narcissistic people, usually in high school, secretly desire haters. They feel as tho it makes them look cool to “have haters” and gives them a degree of clout in social circles. It also helps ferment some juicy group chat conversations and drama gossip. This is similar to covert trolling.
Kelsey knew she would look bad if she was overtly provoking those nerds at the anime convention. So she resorted to hate farming them. Now she can look like an angel in front of everyone because she has so many haters and doesn't respond to them. You go girl! *not!
by Mr.HateFarmer November 18, 2021
A Farm Face is a Portsmouth slang word used to describe somebody from one of the several Middle Class suburban Farming Villages near, but NOT IN the City of Portsmouth. A Farm Face usually lives in a Posh Farming village such as Purbrook, Horndean and Hambledon.
"Did you see that straw-chewing Country Farm Face in here earlier? I bet he drinks in The Woodman with all the other middle class country bumpkins"
by Paul Foxton August 11, 2021
by Itz_woodman February 02, 2020
The practice of using alternative accounts to farm rare starting items in an online video game to be transferred to a single account.
by Mattjod July 30, 2021
by ShoeboxLife September 20, 2019
It’s when you get a handjob from a… wait its not that i just looked it up, its a job on a farm apparently. That’s lame
by Crackhead Craigslist March 18, 2022
by Want Farmer July 18, 2010