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I'm fairly sure this was Homestar's failed mimicry of Strong Bad deleting e-mail in the Strong Bad e-mail episode where he leaves and Homestar comes into the room and cannot figure out the word "deleted".
Baleted by Anonymous August 19, 2003
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Your website.. BALETED!
Baleted by Strong Bad Fan July 28, 2003
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A mix of the words ban and delete. Often used by administers and/or moderators as they have the power to do so. Balete originated from Homestar Runner, a popular flash site.
Please balete him before he causes anymore trouble.

She will be baleted as soon as possible for trying to hack our forums.
Balete by M.W.F. August 24, 2006
In capable of performing under such conditions which are very easy to perform under.
Person A: You kno i have a test tommorow, and i didnt study shit WALLA.
Person B: YA5I BALEED.
BALEED by Baleedist January 21, 2009

baleedat 

statement refering to the compound of two words that express ones opinion of how he wants you to feel or agreeing with you; believe that
1) i was up in my room with this girl
2) how'd it go
1) she gave me what i wanted
2) baleedat
baleedat by kozel April 22, 2004

baleeted 

Coined by Homestar Runner as he was answering Strong Bad's emails in Ep#50 when he was on the phone.
"Dear Strong Bad, how do you type with boxing gloves on?" -- Scott from Surrey BC Canada

"Oh, even I know what to do with that one." -- Homestar

a> BALEETED!
Bad command or file name.
a> DELTAEDED!
Bad command or file name.

and so on...
baleeted by stavr0 May 13, 2003

BALEETED 

A word used in a wordHomestar Runner/word flash that has replaced the word "Deleted" in message boards. Means the same as "Deleted", although often used jokingly, or when a wordModeration/word is imminent, or has already happened.
User A: You Suck
User B: BALEETED!
BALEETED by Iguana September 12, 2003
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