freesion
Things that are fun, fast and free. It's when you are able to do something exciting and not have to pay for it. Something that does not cost you anything and you love doing it.
freesion by Julian Rocha August 4, 2007
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Freestones
Stolen Keysones.
Drunk guy # 1 - Good thing we robbed that liqour store tonight! Got me alot of keystones!
Drunk guy # 2 - You dumbass! these arent keystones! these are Freestones!
Drunk guy # 2 - You dumbass! these arent keystones! these are Freestones!
Freestones by CrazyKarl1 October 13, 2009
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FREESPONSIBILITY
The real world condition of sustainable freedom: Freedom can only be achieved as it is exercised responsibly. This word is seemingly oxymoronic but is much like the concept of yin yan or the first two laws of thermodynamics.
We did what we wanted but never would bother or hurt anyone so our freesponsibility was cool and easy.
FREESPONSIBILITY by Richard A. Rosenthal January 25, 2008
frension
A blend of the two words 'friend' and 'tension'. Literally meaning "tension between friends, particularly close friends".
Person A: Hey dude, how are you goin'?
Person B: Not bad, thanks. Just still have some frension between me and Stacey.
Person A: That's alright. You two are good friends: it'll work out soon.
Person B: Not bad, thanks. Just still have some frension between me and Stacey.
Person A: That's alright. You two are good friends: it'll work out soon.
frension by Duck Brother October 5, 2011
Freesponsibility
To be Freely Responsible and Responsibly Free.
"The 'Latifundia', the holding of large estates, that marked evil of Roman and later times, are not made more moral by being practised by peoples instead of individuals."
- Ernst Frankenstein (1881-1959) - German/Jewish lawyer, philosopher and international jurist - father of Natural Ethics - as Frank E Warner in 'Future of Man' (London 1944).
"To speak here of property (in the soil) as one speaks of property in an article of use is to renounce thought." - ibid
"The 'Latifundia', the holding of large estates, that marked evil of Roman and later times, are not made more moral by being practised by peoples instead of individuals."
- Ernst Frankenstein (1881-1959) - German/Jewish lawyer, philosopher and international jurist - father of Natural Ethics - as Frank E Warner in 'Future of Man' (London 1944).
"To speak here of property (in the soil) as one speaks of property in an article of use is to renounce thought." - ibid
Individual freedom is inseparable from social responsibility and needs to be redefined as 'Freesponsibility'
They took freesponsibility for their actions.
They took freesponsibility for their actions.
Freesponsibility by PartisanZ March 12, 2022
Neil Freestone
Yo man what’s the name of the guy with the Tom and jerry tattoo that has a great voice?
Oh Neil Freestone?
Oh Neil Freestone?
Neil Freestone by Toebourton May 12, 2022
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