Facebuse
Facebuse by Jim_Thrush October 20, 2009
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facebush
To ambush a desired facebook friend with a friend request, taking would-be friend by surprise due to lack of real-world friendship. Synonymous with "ambook."
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Facebusted
When you tell a person that you can't hang out with them because you have other things to do but they see you online on Facebook.
Facebusted by RagingMonk94' August 21, 2008
FaceBusted
Logging into Facebook from work for just a quick "lurker" glance only to receive an IM from someone that knows you should be working.
I was at work today and I swear I was only on Facebook like 30 seconds when I got FaceBusted with an IM from a spouse asking, "Shouldn't you be working?"
FaceBusted by EricStratton March 12, 2010
Facebushing
It's when someone loses it on Facebook and starts mocking the innane entries by their so-called "Facebook Friends".
Also, similar to "Suicide by Cop", it is when a Facebook participant doesn't want to simple commit Facebook Suicide themselves, but wants to piss off enough of their friends that they all de-friend them.
Also, similar to "Suicide by Cop", it is when a Facebook participant doesn't want to simple commit Facebook Suicide themselves, but wants to piss off enough of their friends that they all de-friend them.
Kouts is going crazy, He's facebushing all his current friends and Christos X. just de-friended him!
Did you see Kouts diss Christos X. by facebushing his existence and his posts?
Did you see Kouts diss Christos X. by facebushing his existence and his posts?
Facebushing by www.georgenation.com July 29, 2009
Face-Buse
The randomly abject abuse of Facebook by making nonsensical and absolutely ridiculous entries for the pathetic and wanton craving for attention on Facebook; or mistaking Facebook for Twitter; or the utter rubbish occasionally posted on Facebook that genuinely serves no purpose or value.
Cliff: Mark did you read the utter nonsense Will posted on his Facebook page?
Mark: What did he write?
Cliff: He says and I quote: "I am not satisfied with myself- or with things, as they are- but am happy in the thought that I have within, the power to change myself- and things- as I like"
Mark: What a Face-Buse!!
Mark: What did he write?
Cliff: He says and I quote: "I am not satisfied with myself- or with things, as they are- but am happy in the thought that I have within, the power to change myself- and things- as I like"
Mark: What a Face-Buse!!
Face-Buse by Autch-Money December 5, 2009
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