facts, no opinions

facts opinions

We never dated and we never will. That’s all facts, no opinions.

by jaxis_not.available August 16, 2019

Steve Fact

Repeating something obscure found on the internet, as if it was true.

The earth is flat, is a Steve Fact.

by SnazzySteve September 12, 2019

Zombie Fact

A false statement, asserted as a fact, that has been repeatedly and thoroughly debunked, yet still keeps turning up in debate. It takes its name from the zombie movie trope, whereby no matter how many times you shoot a zombie, it just keeps getting up and coming at you.

“The moon landing was a hoax, didn’t you see the flag waving in the breeze?”

“Mate, that’s totally a zombie fact. There’s no air resistance on the moon, it was the motion of the flag pole being planted in the lunar soil that caused the flag to wave back and forth”

by TheShickle November 6, 2021

Fact-based

An answer based on just the facts that can be proven.

How do you know, dude? I know because there is actual evidence ...my opinion on the topic is fact-based, yo.

by Bleach007 January 31, 2019

Fact-ness

fact-ness (n): to believe that a fact has a ness and that it adds to the fact making it more factful. (not factual)

Adrianna has a lot of fact-ness about vagina.

by Ogram88 June 23, 2010

that could be a fact

When you're trying to play some one or if you really believe what their saying could be true, usually not the case, you say this to make someone feel real small.

Person 1: Yo, dem bul's just talkin all types of lala. They know they don't want non of this. Cause I'm the truth.
Person 2; damn young bul, that could be a fact...

by Finesse April 12, 2005

Snapple Fact

A word used for a fact, often random or uncalled for, you don't really give a damn about. Much like the ones found under snapple caps.

Other use:
The facts found under snapple bottles..

Abrreviation:

Snap Fact

"Did you know Jamie broke up with Kyle? She said it was because he had the herps."

"Um no... but thanks for the snapple fact"

by Myrealnameisnotmypseudonym October 21, 2011