Fakebook friend
one of those strange friends on facebook that your really dont even know. you dont share any mutual friends or anything.
you might just add them becuase you just want that 1 more friend, or mabey becuase they have the same name as you.
the strange part is that they get extreamly offended when you delete them as a friend.
bill: “hey man! whats your deal?!?”
john: “what?
bill: “why did you delete me as a friend?”
john: “your just a fakebook friend dude.”
people who you are only friends with on facebook. most likely you met them once or haven”t seen them and years. most likely you would avoid or not even recognize these people on the street
i’m fakebook friends with that smelly girl who sat behind
me in homeroom
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