freeform radio

An approach to radio programming in which a station's management gives the DJ complete control over program content. Freeform shows are as different as the personalities of DJ's, but they share a feeling of spontaneity, a tendency to play music that is not usually heard. Their ideology tends to be liberal or radical, though their program content is not usually overtly political. Many DJ's mix diverse musical styles, engage in monologues between music sets and/or accept callers on the air. The only rules that free-form DJ's are bound by are FCC regulations such as station identification and restrictions on foul language.

Freeform radio is the format of no-format.

by The Freeform Wizard May 24, 2012

Freedom

Freedom. Basically any round, ammunition or thing that can be fired from a gun. Freedoms often shoot about 20-600 times/minute.

Person A - Look at my new gun!
Person B - How many rounds of freedom does it have?
Person A - 1200 rounds doing 800 freedoms/minute. Three mags of the stuff and you can shoot for 10 min!
Person B - .... I want one ....

by Sailr January 26, 2015

Freedom

An allusion, there is no such thing as freedom. Big Brother is watching

We monitor you to protect your freedom

by JesusWasBlack June 2, 2018

virtual freedom

The ability to behave or express oneself within a set of socially or politically set parameters while simultaneously perceiving oneself to be free of any such parameters. Coined by Tim Francis in May 2007.

Virtual freedom is a very popular philosophy in the United States. Political correctness is a symptom of virtual freedom.

by Tim Francis May 25, 2007

Jesus Freedom

The product of total market deregulation, unlimited corporate political contributions, targeted tax cuts, and policies to protect vulnerable corporate interests, as Jesus intended it.

We need to cut spending, put a cap on deficits, and balance the budget by cutting taxes for job creators because that's Jesus freedom... the South will rise again.

by Global Warming1 January 24, 2012

Gundam Seed Strike Freedom Destiny

A satirical and derogatory name given to the actual series Gundam Seed Destiny. Gundam Seed Destiny's name was derived from the Destiny Gundam, piloted by Shinn Asuka. However, in Gundam Seed Destiny, the Destiny Gundam got ROFLPwned by Jesus Yamato (Kira Yamato) in the Strike Freedom Gundam, effectively stealing the Destiny Gundam's place as main character/gundam. This made the show unwatchable for many because the Strike Freedom was too OP, hence the derogatory term.

"Hey you remember episode 38 of Gundam Seed Destiny?" "Don't you mean Gundam Seed Strike Freedom Destiny?"

by Happycat December 27, 2013

freedom fries

When you think you're a free living American blooded well...American.

Eat your freedom fries you lousy ingrate or I'll send ya to Cuba.

by Apryl May 13, 2003