science faction

refers to:
(1) Actual scientific discoveries or inventions that are so hard to believe as to be commonly mistaken for science fiction.

(2) A speculative technological discovery or invention specifically referred to in past science fiction writing that has since become true.

Apparently an invisibility cloak has become science faction as military scientists have discovered a reflective material that can bend light around a subject making the subject effectively invisible.

by Gregory B Russell February 11, 2009

faggis

a homosexual scottish man

see my friend, willy is a faggis

by bulumboshamanaka January 20, 2008

Facting

Truth from a certain point of view.

Using only a portion of the information available to support a factual statement, when the remainder of the information would not support the same statement.

The newspaper was known to use facting tactics in its articles.
Many memes are guilty of facting.

by WorthW8 January 23, 2017

Facticity

The individual parts of ourselves that we are born with.

Including but not limited to, one's culture, class, religion, language, race, gender, and sexual orientation.

Although one has no control over his or her facticity, one is always free to choose his or her relation to the world in which one lives in.

by JeanPaulSartre December 7, 2022

Fagfiction

Fiction written about already existing characters from movies, games, books etc, by a crazy fanboy or girl with an over-sexed mind.

A number of these stories focus around homosexuality and the fanboy/girl's own desires to be getting some.

" He Voldermort got up on his knees and pushed Indiana down on the sand. "Or we could make magic," he whispered, slipping his wand from his pocket."

Thats some hefty fagfiction right there.

by m00shy October 12, 2008

FACTIST

Although slightly hard to get off the tongue this useful word applies to people who like to state the facts

I am a factist people! I know shit!!

by Dude the Factist of course July 28, 2011

Red Factioner

When the Bolsheviks took over Russia in 1917, they eventually spread across the world to promote their concept of paradise. How they were treated varied from country to country. While some welcomed them, others forced them into a entity of legal discourse. In England, they were not tolerated at all. Any group outside of Labour and Tory was marginalized as much as possible. The political groups thus marginalized away from any real power became known as factions. A Red Factioner is someone from England who is in support of Marxist principles of governance.

That bloke there thinks that the Queen is one of the Bourgeois! Bloody Red Factioner he is.....

by Ironbrand August 9, 2006