factors

math

i have factors

by brianna vela November 2, 2020

snooze factory

a type of party that would typically be considered borring or lame. not to be confused with a sausage festival, a snooze factory can have a good ratio but usually the females will be prudes and or nonsocial/swamp donkeys and the males will either be bros or nerds/lamewads.

steve: whats up with this party i thought you told me it was gunna be awsome?
Randy: well i dont get it, everyone has a drink in there hand and the ratio is good but theres no music and nobodies talking
steve: lets get out of this snooze factory

by 2dank April 22, 2007

Pebble Factory

quite simply, any prison where inmates serve their sentences with "hard labor". It's a reference to "breaking rocks in the hot sun" as described in "I Fought the Law (And the Law Won)" by the Bobby Fuller Four or the Clash, depending on what generation you belong to.

David Do-No-Good got sentenced to 12 years at a pebble factory (along with other things) because he sexually molested his very young daughter. It's unbelievable why anyone would do such a horrible thing like that.

by I Saw U2 Live Twice January 19, 2009

snot factory

Someone else's young child with a perpetually runny nose.

Whoa, since when did I agree to baby-sit that little snot factory of yours?

by avman May 18, 2009

Post facto jacko

Post facto meaning after the fact. And jacko shotr for jacking off or masturbating. Put together they from post fact jacko, right after jacking off, which is ejaculation or cum

Guy 1: Why didn't you shake your friend's hand?

Guy 2: Dude, I definitely didn't wash my wands post facto jacko!

by sorrycharly October 19, 2010

Mcknight Factor

To go or act insane, to blame others for your own actions. To think that others are crazy. Sometimes related to drug use.

I am sorry your son has been acting out, it more than likely he has the "Mcknight Factor" syndrome

by Not the other white meat December 27, 2011

baseless facts

Information written and published without any evidence to support.

With the recent release of Fire and Fury, author Michael Wolff, it will only be a matter of time before the White House will say the book is filled with baseless facts.

by Triple Word Score January 6, 2018