FormFaktor's definitions
Man, I booked this vacation in the Caribbean in a 5 Star hotel, and when I got there it was a zero-oasis.
by Formfaktor July 23, 2008

I was in a frag all Friday
by FormFaktor February 27, 2003

Meaning 1:
object which resembles kitsch, junk or shwag or is just bad quality. NOT the same as corny
Meaning 2:
Clichee statement or stereotype
object which resembles kitsch, junk or shwag or is just bad quality. NOT the same as corny
Meaning 2:
Clichee statement or stereotype
Example 1:
Gerd: Man, look at that replica of the Empire State Building. It's so kitschy!
Ron: Yeah, it's corn.
Example 2:
Ron: "Fuck these frog-eaters"
Alex: "Dude, calling the french that is totally corn"
Gerd: Man, look at that replica of the Empire State Building. It's so kitschy!
Ron: Yeah, it's corn.
Example 2:
Ron: "Fuck these frog-eaters"
Alex: "Dude, calling the french that is totally corn"
by FormFaktor February 27, 2003

as a verb "to flarg" can mean to make a mess of something literally or a situation or plan figuratively.
Example 1:
He completely flarged Mimi's apartment when they had the fight
Example 2:
Jon had everything totally planned out to the max, but when Ron should of shit-faced, everything got flarged.
He completely flarged Mimi's apartment when they had the fight
Example 2:
Jon had everything totally planned out to the max, but when Ron should of shit-faced, everything got flarged.
by FormFaktor February 27, 2003

(verb) to yardsale
1: to try to achieve a goal with limited means cheaply
2: to reply to an involved question or argument with a simplistic response
1: to try to achieve a goal with limited means cheaply
2: to reply to an involved question or argument with a simplistic response
1: Although Ron had no money to fix the car properly he was able to yardsale it enough to make it to Trenton in it.
2: After I had told him all about the problems in Palestine, he wouldn't stop yardsaling the problem.
2: After I had told him all about the problems in Palestine, he wouldn't stop yardsaling the problem.
by FormFaktor February 27, 2003

by FormFaktor February 27, 2003

by formfaktor May 13, 2005
