FleeBay
A name sellers use when referring to ebay as a "flea market", namely that things sell very cheaply there.
FleeBay by mouseclick August 18, 2007
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FleeBay
The act of pulling a scam on eBay, then not using it for a year or so, allowing the negative comments to blow over.
I'm going to make it look like I'm auctioning a PS3, but what I'm really selling is the empty box it came in. Then I'll FleeBay and do it again in a year.
FleeBay by Bigredmoose November 26, 2006
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FleeBay • fleebagger • Fleeban • freebay • Fleabay • fleebag • feebay • fleabay tax • fleeba • fleebage
Freebay
When you realise you're never going to sell any of your shit on ebay and you're reduced to giving it away
Stewie: Set 5 hours aside to sell my barry manilow record collection today, but my internet is down! Oh no!
Brian: Dude- you couldn't even FREEBAY that shit
Peter: I've beeen admiring your hairpiece all morning, it looks so authentic .....
Joe: I've decided to embrace my baldness, gonna sell this on Ebay
Peter: nah, how bout I freebay it off your hands right now dude?
Brian: Dude- you couldn't even FREEBAY that shit
Peter: I've beeen admiring your hairpiece all morning, it looks so authentic .....
Joe: I've decided to embrace my baldness, gonna sell this on Ebay
Peter: nah, how bout I freebay it off your hands right now dude?
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fleebagger
Popularized by Michelle Malkin, it refers to a politician that flees their home state to avoid a quorum, and thus stifle legislation from being passed. In the original context, the term referred to Democrats who fled the state of Wisconsin to avoid the passing of a bill that would rescind collective bargaining rights for Wisconsin public sector unions.
"Scores of Fleebagger Democrats are now in hiding in neighboring Illinois, the nation’s sanctuary for political crooks and corruptocrats." -Michelle Malkin, "Fleebaggers" (NRO; 23 Feb 2011)
fleebagger by DrCruel March 11, 2011
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fleebaggers
Democrat politicians who flee their state and shut down the government rather than show up for work where they know they'll lose an important vote. From the words "fleebag" and "teabaggers."
Those fleebaggers in Wisconsin are in for a rude awakening. The legislature voted to suspend their direct deposit. Now these asshats won't get paid until they show up for work, and then they'll have to vote. Governor Scott Walker is a genius!
fleebaggers by greg b. morris March 11, 2011
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