by J-Thrilla March 19, 2011
by The Man With The Van July 22, 2009
A word created by freaks/losers/gawks etc. It was made to be offensive but isnt and now normal people use it in a jokey way. :)
Girl - "yeahh well there my mates"
Clare (the geek) - "Well then theyr'e all bad ass shits!" in a fake american accent
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Girl 1 - "Dude, guess wat i did last night ----"
Girl 2 - "Ooh you bad ass shit"
Clare (the geek) - "Well then theyr'e all bad ass shits!" in a fake american accent
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Girl 1 - "Dude, guess wat i did last night ----"
Girl 2 - "Ooh you bad ass shit"
by Kim.And.Lou January 22, 2008
1. Weed spiked you nasty suff like kerosene.
2. The shit that a stranger gives you saying it's weed, when infact it's ethnobotanical (legal) shit.
2. The shit that a stranger gives you saying it's weed, when infact it's ethnobotanical (legal) shit.
by Ten_Hands December 10, 2011
Typically Said after a night of explosions at the yard a m80 at the damn or just flying down 95 with your infinity about to explode
by Chopperindabag March 10, 2019
In reference to doing bad drugs (bad shit) which make a person mentally unstable (crazy.) As opposed to good drugs (good shit.)
Regarding “batshit crazy”
The “t” sound, is a blurring together of words, often more pronounced (obvious) in poorer areas, where people do not annunciate every syllable.
Common sense indicates the drug subculture, who is partly behind the propagation of the expression, came up with it to describe:
“You did bad shit, made you crazy, calm the hell down”
As “bats in the belfry” is a literary expression, and not a live common phrase (go down to the local ghetto and ask who knows what a belfry is, then ask if they know what “bad shit” is).
Contextually most people understand that, to take “bad shit” can make somebody crazy, therefore the obvious result “bad shit crazy.”
Regarding “batshit crazy”
The “t” sound, is a blurring together of words, often more pronounced (obvious) in poorer areas, where people do not annunciate every syllable.
Common sense indicates the drug subculture, who is partly behind the propagation of the expression, came up with it to describe:
“You did bad shit, made you crazy, calm the hell down”
As “bats in the belfry” is a literary expression, and not a live common phrase (go down to the local ghetto and ask who knows what a belfry is, then ask if they know what “bad shit” is).
Contextually most people understand that, to take “bad shit” can make somebody crazy, therefore the obvious result “bad shit crazy.”
by uncreated November 10, 2014