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A fax on facebook. Basically the coolest way to say "message" or "wall post."
Dude: Yo, do you have that link to that super awesome pr0n site?

Dude 2: sec, i'll send you a fbx.
Fbx by supah-fb May 15, 2010
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'fbxrd' is actually an AP identifier for news stories that come out of Fairbanks, Alaska. Due to poor editing, however, sometimes the 'fbxrd' signifier will show up as the actual headline or tagline of the article.

A Fark user found one of these articles and a new cliché was born. Although the term does not have a true meaning in the Fark sense, it could be analogous to FUBARed or fuxxored.
"I fbxrd in my pants once; I'm not proud of it."

I'm in ur ceiling watching u fbxrd

FBXRD!! APPLY DIRECTLY TO FXRHRD!!
FBXRD!! APPLY DIRECTLY TO FXRHRD!!
FBXRD!! APPLY DIRECTLY TO FXRHRD!!

I JUST FBXRD YOUR BXRD !
fbxrd by fbxrd December 9, 2008
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fbxrd Fbx FBXM gtcv fbxr
the state of being fucked. completely and irrevocably. see: fubar
"the link is fbxrd."

"that corvette just got fbxrd by a semi."
fbxrd by Felonious_Monk September 23, 2007
Full Body X-rated Massage
Okay so I must admit I had to ask about this FBXM that I had to see what it was.
FBXM by biggfish April 30, 2010

gtcv fbxr 

You had a seizure on your keyboard and we need to call an ambulance.

Or you're an alien overlord that's trying to communicate with us, but your Zoogmafoid to English translator was busted.
Person 1: gtcv fbxr
Person 2: Uhmm.. Dude are you okay?
Person 1: GTCV FBXR
Person 2: *slowly backing away*
Person 1: *takes skin off*
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