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more than a lot but less than a shitload man, i have an assload of reading for history tonight.
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The burden that can be borne by one's ass (Equus asinus) And he said unto his sons, Saddle me the ass. So they saddled him the ass: and he rode thereon, and was an assload. (Kings 1, 13:13)
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An extremely large amount that is beyond any other word, and so one can only resort to using a profanity. The subject being described also usually annoys the hell out of you. Michael: "Hey, so you wanna go grab some drinks tonight?"
Jerry: "Nah, man, I can't. I have a test tomorrow, and I need to catch up on, like,.... an assload of homework." |
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A whole bunch of. This is true except for when referring to TP in which case it is a lot less then what you might think. Nate: Dude, bring me some TP.
Penguin: Well, how much do you need? Nate: Are you serious? A fuck'n roll. Penguin: We have to conserve. Al Gore, Remember. Nate: Holy shit! I need at least three assloads, maybe four. So figure it out Penguin or I'll wipe my ass with your pillow. |
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More than a lot and a ton. but less than a shitload and a fuck-ton. Wow that is an assload of money
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The average amount of weight that can be carried by an ass (or donkey) for a full day of travel. Make sure not to overdo that assload, we have a long way to travel.
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the amount of an object one could fit into their ass. He could fit 20 ping-pong balls in his ass. It was quite an assload.
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