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seat gypsie 

A person or group of people that travel from one unclaimed seat to another (normally at sporting events) because their cheap asses couldn't fork up the money for better seats. Said people are forced to move once seats are claimed by the rightful ticket holders.
Move it seat gypsie, I paid good money for those spots!!
seat gypsie by Jes sica May 17, 2008
Word of the Day on September 19, 2010
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seat gypsie 

A person or group of people who often move their seat at lunch, sporting event, or any other place in fear of having to sit next to someone they do not deem as cool.
Parker- Why do those kids always start a new table at lunch?
Jon- They're seat gypsies...
seat gypsie by Jamean Noits September 19, 2010
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