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feind club 

A club that is filled with drug, sex, and any other type of addict, also filled with unhuman like beasts, and Murderers.

Also a phrase coined my Misfits, an old punk band that has a song titled... you guessed it Feind club, most likley because most of the songs by Misfits are about murdering some one ex. The first line of saturday night: there are 52 ways to murder any one.... and the feind club is also featured on there swing album as the Feind club lounge, a clever pun.
We are the feind club we are the freind club we are the feind club not you not you.
feind club by frindle June 29, 2008
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Fiend Club 

The Fiend Club is a term used by "The Misfits" describing their fans, otherwise known as Fiends, and all of the Fiends in the world make up the fiend club. Being in the Fiend Club means you LIVE for The Misfits, weather it being the original Misfits or the newer ones.
Fiend Club by The Misfits October 5, 2007

the fiend club 

the club fans of the early 80's and late 90's punk band The Misfits belong to. fans are known as fiends
Johnny is one of the many fiends that The Misfits have, he's also part of the fiend club
the fiend club by Mr_Blanko February 5, 2005

Fiend Club 

A group of people in runescape who hack,backstab,player kill and do all the "evil" and "fun" things you can do in runescape while for most part NOT breaking any rules and but taking advantage of people's stupidity in any matter possible
-and yes people are REALLY that stupid.
-and yes were damn evil.
player 1: Did you get backstabbed by the fiend club?

player 2: yea i thought we were teaming against other people but they killed me and i lost a lot of money :(
Fiend Club by unknown00099 March 3, 2009
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