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a very versatile word. and well represented by the asshat that made this graph.
The yellow area represents my favorite word of all time. I even married one (then divorced his dumb @$$!!!!!) Wow, he fit into at least 1/3 of the entire graph! Awesome.
I can’t tell if this guy actually thinks the word “asinine” is spelt “ass a 9,” or if this is some new slang of which I was heretofore unaware. Either way: fail.
You fail for being so irritated about such a stupid thing.
I second that motion
I totally agree. I was about to post the same thing.
what about bad ass? it’s my favorite.
OOO good point. BAMFs are left out here. good graph, but not a real win….
I thought this was going to be sexy… not angry. No angst where sexy should be!
I think you’re shooting for asshat and asinine and asshole….ass in that case is being used as a prefix, not a suffix.
Thank you for posting that. You took the words right out of my mouth. I never post on here, but that was bothering me.
ditto
your right
grammer mistakes is the worstest thing ever
I know that was deliberate, but it still hurts my eyes and brain. >_<
i noticed it too, i wanted to point out the FAIL
Fixing the graph FAIL. The graph is types of ass; eg: “fatass, jackass, etc.”. In all those cases, ass is the suffix and the type is the prefix.
However, in the cases of “a 9″, “hat” and “hole”, these deviate from the rest of the graph in that the type is the suffix, which is why a special note had to be made that the type being described was the suffix.
thankyou!
Actually, if you think about it for a minute, you’ll realize on all of those words he’s actually talking about A 9, hat, and hole being suffixes, not ass. That’s why the asterisks are with those 3 entries, not ass as well.
Is the glass half empty or half full?
Where is the ever popular Kiss My…?
and @$$wipe . . . also useful and missing from the graph! And one I heard on the radio the other day “@$$clown.” Sounds like it may be rather useful . . .
if this represents the us, the fat part should be way more of the graph.
WIN.
What about @ss clown?
I don’t know where it came from, but asshat is my new favorite word.