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A magical number that when added to, subtracted from, or mutiplied or divided by any amount always increases the amount that a person is required to pay for a product or service.
I called the water company today to figure out why my bill had gone up. The rep told me to take my normal usage and multiply it by the fuck factor to determine my new rate.
A part of something that brings down the overall enjoyment level of the whole.
- Making sure that my grammar is correct is gonna be a huge suck factor on this paper.
- I had a good time at the party last night, but the crowd was a huge suck factor.
something that gets u hard on n gets the jiz factory workin
woah that chik is jiz factor 10 000
The power girl gamers possess to get ahead in a game by simply being FEMALE, usually seen in MMORPGs.
Foxi: Lolerz! Crusher just gave me 50g and a new sword because I called him honey
Bambi: Tit factor ftw w00t
The feeling you get when you know you are pushing the limits of sanity and suddenly wonder why.
The vomit factor was high as I stood on the wing of the airplane, about to jump into thin air.
The ratio of the cost of a gallon of gasoline to the cost of an equivalent amount of electrical energy, based on a gallon of gasoline having 115,000 BTUs which is equivalent to 33.7 kilowatt-hours. The eQ factor is used to determine how many miles one gets in an electric vehicle for the same dollars spent on a gallon of gasoline. This is different than MPGe which does not account for price differences between gasoline and electricity. To figure the eQ factor, first calculate the the cost of an equivalent amount of electrical energy in your locale by multiplying 33.7 KwH by the cost per kilowatt-hour of electricity (including delivery charges, if any). Call that the "Cost of a Gallon of Electricity". Take the cost of a gallon of gasoline in your locale, and divide it by the "Cost of a Gallon of Electricity" to get the eQ factor. The eQ factor changes depending on the prices of gasoline and electricity in a particular location on any given day.
To figure out how economical that electric car really is for you, multiply the MPGe rating from the EPA by the eQ factor to see how many miles you'll get for the same dollars you spend on a gallon of gasoline.
The aggregate of drip and swag represented as a single quantity. The embodiment of a person, object, or idea's internal slime.
Fellow slime: "Slime factor so exorbitant I cannot discern any hue save for green!"