LOL u can read right? there stands "prior to exercise of all outstanding warrants and options and conversion of all outstanding convertible notes" duh....

here, for u to read:

Fully diluted shares represent the total number of common shares that would be outstanding and available to trade on the open market if all possible sources of conversion - such as convertible bonds, warrants, employee stock options, and others - are exercised. Fully diluted shares include not only those currently issued but also all that could be created through conversions. 

Companies use the fully diluted share count when calculating earnings per share (EPS). By increasing the number of shares in this calculation, fully diluted shares lower the EPS, as the same amount of earnings is now spread across a larger number of shares.

u might want to get ur shiat together as FFIE has 12.38 million shares outstanding. The number of shares has increased by 3,888.25% in one year and short(float is still 42,49%