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Mad Rector
A scale used to describe an event someone has participated in. It decides how Mad or Out of Control the event was. The Mad Rector is out of 12.5: 12.5 being ridiculously mad and 0 being not mad at all. The Mad Rector is used most frequently when out at nightclubs or bars.
1. ''Did you have a good night?''
''Yes, It was a 12.0 on the Mad Rector.''
2. ''How was your concert?''
''It wasn't mad at all, I'd give it a 2.5 on the Mad Rector''
''Yes, It was a 12.0 on the Mad Rector.''
2. ''How was your concert?''
''It wasn't mad at all, I'd give it a 2.5 on the Mad Rector''
Mad Rector by sp1999444 November 1, 2012
rectoral college
rectoral college by tirtle December 15, 2016
Word of the Day on December 20, 2016
Headium Rectoris
A devastating, incurable disease of one having their head lodged squarely up their own ass.
moron idiot dumbass douchebag retard
moron idiot dumbass douchebag retard
Jeff got hammered at the office charity event and spit on handicapped children. He has a serious case of Headium Rectoris.
Headium Rectoris by GhostFaceThrilla June 23, 2016
Rectorious
Rectorious by TheHeli September 29, 2018
Rectoring
A shorter form of refactoring.
In software 'refactoring' code means changing the layout of the code, without changing it's behaviour.
Rectoring code means refactoring it with an automated tool rather than wasting time refactoring it by hand.
In software 'refactoring' code means changing the layout of the code, without changing it's behaviour.
Rectoring code means refactoring it with an automated tool rather than wasting time refactoring it by hand.
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