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(v.) the act of updating one's facebook status, often more than once in a short period of time.
Kelly was statusing during the entire Super Bowl. He would've gotten more out of just watching the game.
statusing by mugolf February 24, 2011

over statusing 

When someone writes EVERYTHING that they are doing in their facebook/myspace status.
Bob: Dude I'm so sick of seeing Erica's statuses.

Mark: I know seriously. I don't want to hear about her every freaking moment.

Bob: I know. She's over statusing again.

Instant Statusing

To have a conversation via your friends facebook status.
I was gonna call this hot broad on the phone, but I'm too nervous. I'll just start a conversation by instant statusing her.
Instant Statusing by SSabatino97391 February 5, 2010

Chain Statusing 

1. The action of a person who updates their status on a social networking website far too often.

2. The practice of updating a social networking status with a funny status, then a less funny status, and so on, for approximately 4-5 status, until the final status contains no laughter. A reference to the "Chain Lightning" spell found in many video and computer games around 1990s and the first decade of the 21st century, wherein a lightning bolt strikes one target, then a second with decreased damage, and so on.
1. I thought she was really hot, until i added her as a facebook friend and discovered she was chain statusing about what was happening on The Hills every 35 seconds.

2. I am chain statusing my jokes today, hoping that the 3rd and 4th jokes will just seem funnier by association.
Chain Statusing by LordIronfist December 21, 2009

Not hating, just stating 

Not wishing to offend or anger anyone, but simply must be said.
She should NOT be wearing that skirt. Not hating, just stating...
People have a tendency to change their g-chat and facebook statusi way too often.
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