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piss factor 

The thing you have to consider when choosing which type of booze you want for the night. If you're not trying to piss every 10 minutes, you choose hard liquor. Otherwise beer is a great option.
Stephen" "I want to get really drunk before finals, but I'm not sure what I should get"
Kim: "Did you take the piss factor into consideration?"
Stephen: "Damn you're right. I should probably get some Orloff since I'm broke".
piss factor by xLonnie December 11, 2016
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piss-off factor

An object's component or quality that has the potential to annoy or anger a person viewing or using the object.
Web browser pop-up ads tend to have a very high piss-off factor.
piss-off factor by JRob November 18, 2005

shit and piss factory 

Usually a reference to a person or animal that is totally worthless. The phrase exhibits all the thing does is shit and piss.
Tommy lost another fucking job last week. That guy is a shit and piss factory.

piss factory 

A shitty job, usually a summer job for teenagers who are really desperate for money and will lick cow balls to get it. Sung about in a Patti Smith song.
"Hey, man, Chelsea works at a real piss factory." "Yeah, I heard she has to shuck corn for six hours a day."
piss factory by bad manners May 8, 2005

piss factory 

a dog or cat that pisses all over your house.

piss factory 

piss factory means pub or bar where people go to drink large amounts of alcohol.
especially a drunken man who loves drinking beer uses this word.

1 pint beer makes 1 pint piss!
T: where are you going?
B: Im going to the piss factory.
piss factory by Takako June 11, 2006

piss factory 

Where you take a leak.
hey, where's the piss factory in here?
piss factory by tony L November 23, 2003
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