Feel Free
Feel Free by ThePrjctMyhm August 8, 2008
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Feel free
When you audaciously assume the right to be disruptive or impolite by taking advantage of the chillness of others, especially when, as a passive participant in a large online meeting, especially Zoom, you suddenly leave the meeting, usually due to laziness, creating a loud disruptive "leave meeting" sound effect, knowing that you can act immaturely because all witnesses are too chill or powerless to enforce consequences.
Feel free by SpoilFloer April 20, 2022
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Feel free to screenshit
Feel free to screenshit; A sentence that is used to describe how an image goes hard, and anyone who views it is more than welcome to screenshit.
Feel free to screenshit by TheKingDay February 4, 2022
This Picture goes so hard, Feel free to screenshot
What people put above an image when they screenshot monkey NFT's (Or any in general) to make fun of people who but NFT's
This Picture goes so hard, Feel free to screenshot by frankish simp November 23, 2021
i will be there at being a grammer and i will be there at least it's not only that but i don't know if you have any questions please feel free to contact me at any time with you and your family a
21 F here..bored and alone at home..im down for anything feel free to write me..k1k me coleen38
free feel
Well, Jim listened to my lengthy tale of woe; so I undid my bra under my sweater and let him comfort me with a free feel.
free feel by Angel of the Morning February 6, 2020
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A)
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B)
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B)
Can also be used to gross out Non-Techie people
A)
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B)
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