FACTIST
Although slightly hard to get off the tongue this useful word applies to people who like to state the facts
FACTIST by Dude the Factist of course July 28, 2011
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martial fartist
JT likes to let his Don Fee build up lots of pressure, then he comes over to my cubicle and squeezes out his bean bomb real hard and fast, making a super loud & stinky fart. JT's a real martial fartist!
martial fartist by NE1 May 25, 2006
faptist
After years of not knowing how to properly masturbate, Jimmy went to see the faptist to get helpful advice on how to do it.
faptist by Protractor May 16, 2016
fartist
fartist by Barney Fartzenegger May 12, 2010
Factish
The telling of a story or a lie using some truths to make it fact-ish.
Or only telling enough of a real event to make it believable in order to cover what really happened.
Or a complete fabrication of a story using partial facts to make a real event more interesting.
Or only telling enough of a real event to make it believable in order to cover what really happened.
Or a complete fabrication of a story using partial facts to make a real event more interesting.
Fartistic Licence
"Mr Darcy, I find it most difficult to credit your assertion that Miss bennet was responsible for the beefy eggo that cleared the dance floor not five minutes ago.. For one thin, the miasma concerned was distinctly reminiscent of the casserole I observed you yourself consuming last night, whereas I have it on good authority that Miss Bennet is a vegetarian. If that was Fartistic Licence, Darcy, then it was dashed bad form."
Fartistic Licence by bromp February 18, 2010
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