Fjact 

A statement that is presented as fact to prove a point in a discussion, usually a written discussion on the internet, but is actually unverified and may be inaccurate or untrue.

The first known usage of this term, specifically characterizing statements as fjacts, was in response to statements made by the individual with the login name "Njord" in "The Sump" message forum of a popular reef aquarium hobby board. The distinctive spelling of fjact originated from the spelling of "Njord".

"I understand that you think public education should be better funded, but is it really true that a third of all american high school graduates are functionally illiterate as you claim, or is that just another fjact?"

Fjact by C. Sandwich May 27, 2006

Factophobe 

A person that rejects verifiable facts when they conflict with his/her opinions, preconceived notions, or general world view. Also: factophobic - adj.

He won't ever change his view; he's such a factophobe that you can show him a notarized copy of his OWN birth certificate and he wouldn't believe it.

Factophobe by thoof January 25, 2011

chutney factory

Your butt hole

This curry is so spicy it's going to put my chutney factory into overdrive

chutney factory by (•) (•) June 5, 2017

factophobia 

An irrational aversion to certain basic facts when said facts interfere with ones ideology

Some examples of factophobia:

Birthers who refuse to acknowledge Obama's citizenship.

The Reagan Revisionist who refuses to admit the fact that Ronald Reagan tripled the national debt!

factophobia by Just_sayin' January 20, 2016

factory of sadness

The Cleveland Browns Stadium. The name was given by angry fan Mike Polk who made a youtube video in which he rants about the annual losing records of the Browns.

You are a Factory of Sadness

factory of sadness by gregb#3 January 6, 2012

Buggerance Factor 

This phrase is derived from the English slang word buggerance meaning something annoying, an untimely interruption or anything else that interferes with the smooth progress of work. It is used a lot in project management where it became necessary to allow additional time for these unforeseen and unforeseeable events. Where it was not possible to allow this time against a particular element of the project, a non-specific increase in time was allowed to cover these eventualities, this became known as the Buggerance Factor.

The Buggerance Factor is there to cover the extra time needed to rectify those things, which never ever go wrong, but invariably do if you fail to allow for them. It is usually added because of a sixth sense on the part of the project manager that something unexpected is going to happen and is the factor that allows for the law of project management that states Parkinson, Murphy and Sod are alive and well and working on your project. See also Malcolm’s Law.

That Heale Malcolm has managed to wangle his way on to the next project!

That fuckwit! We'd better increase the buggerance factor in that case.

Buggerance Factor by AKACroatalin February 28, 2019

The Y Factor 

Showing your or someone elses feelings by the amount of ys at the end of a "hey" in a text message. (Also works with okay and why.)

1 y- Normal
2 ys- Friends
3 ys- I really like you
4 ys- Let's fuck
5+ ys- I'm drunk

The Y Factor

1 y- Hey Bob

2 ys- Heyy Jack, whats's up?

3 ys- Heyyy, you :)

4 ys- Heyyyy Bill, you feel like spending some time together tonight?

5+ ys- Heyyyyyy bro im like so wasteds right now

The Y Factor by Sir Monk 96 January 12, 2013