true fact
I laughed at Dick Cheney when he was making fun of what Kerry said....and then Dick said "It's a true fact!"
More people should make fun of Dick.
More people should make fun of Dick.
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true fact
true fact by belleandmore January 21, 2009
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true fact
A fact purported by a speaker to be genuinely true, in contrast to the other facts presented by the speaker.
true fact by waitaminute December 7, 2010
true facts
Said in response to a comment that is very true. Can also be spelled "true fax" or "tru fax/true fax".
May also be shortened to simply "truth".
May also be shortened to simply "truth".
true facts by beyond_retarded May 27, 2008
true facts
All facts are true, and the way it’s used “true facts” is like saying “true correct” and that makes it worse.
Kid 1: Man Jordan wasn’t shit
Kid 2: True facts
What it actually means in English
Kid 1: Man Jordan wasn’t shit
Kid 2: True correct
Don’t be an idiot, use it jokingly
Kid 2: True facts
What it actually means in English
Kid 1: Man Jordan wasn’t shit
Kid 2: True correct
Don’t be an idiot, use it jokingly
true facts by Chiminut February 6, 2022
true factor
Man: let me get this straight Mario can jump Sonic is fast Pikachu is electric Kirby likes to eat/breath
Boy: True factor
Boy: True factor
true factor by Li´l child February 25, 2019
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