The Drunk Factor

The Drunk Factor should be considered when contemplating a situation or scenario and the possible outcome. This means that the scenario in hand could have been a direct result of inebriation and could have been different if not drunk. Therefore, a person should always consider the drunk factor.

Phil: Steph and I kissed last night at the party, do you think it meant anything?
Scott: I dunno bud, you have to consider The Drunk Factor

by Belfastboy January 1, 2010

glass factory

A factory that recycles glass in the middle of the woods next to rundown train tracks.

Every night we get mad drunk and raid the glass factory at 3am.

by Ryan Morrissey May 27, 2004

Swag Factor

Scientific Wild Ass Guess - Used in estimating the fact in question with attitude and knowledge.

Question: How long will it take to get to the moon?

Answer: Using the Swag Factor: 3 days.

by The Lucid Dog January 25, 2011

X-Factor

Means, acting like a noob.

Dangit vanquish, stop being such an X-Factor.

by ur friend August 29, 2006

cheesecake factory

When you nut in a girls mouth and she swallows a load of chunky monkey, she's been to the cheesecake factory.

I was with Latoya last night. That bitch gave good neck, at the end, I took her to the cheesecake factory.

by ScottTheTard December 3, 2007

factory girl

A mediocre looking woman; when you work in a prodominatly male environment, with a couple of butch dykes.

Originally coined by "Kesh" a low level public servant drone in Canada.

See also "prison bitch"

Me: "Ya she's smokin"

Kesh: "Nah, she is just a 'factory girl', if you saw her at a club, you wouldn't touch that ass"

by Claudine Gauthier November 12, 2007

Fostoria

Fostoria is a small town in Northwest Ohio. It is full of history and full of wonderful people who work hard. It is known for it's glass and for The Iron Triangle and trains. The school system is wonderful and is full of some of the best teachers. Fostoria Redman dominated the football field and other sports. The people who live there are full of pride and are proud to be a Redmen and watch their children grow up and be in band and sports and to graduate. Fostoria has changed over the years and people have come and gone. Good memories of the pool, the YMCA, the beautiful reservoirs, fishing and looking for crawdads, friends and family. It has its bad points like every town and city does. As a person who lived there from 1975 till 2002, it is always home. It may not be a rich town but I know if I walk down the street Someone will say hello and you will feel welcomed here.

I am a person who is proud to say that I have lived, loved, and taught in Fostoria.

by Heth1975 April 23, 2016