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Metric Buttload 

A very large quantity in an unusual number or configuration (otherwise it would be an ordinary/English buttload). Compare: metric shitload and metric fuckton, which both designate a very large, but expected, quantity.
She carried a metric buttload of coffees out of Starbucks.
Metric Buttload by DTM :<| January 16, 2005
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metric buttload 

The metric equivalent of a shit ton.
Dude, there was a shit ton of people at the party last night.

Well, I was gonna say a metric buttload. I guess we're both right.
metric buttload by djsyndo October 11, 2010

metric buttload 

Seventeen. Why? Count for yourself the next time you have a metric buttload of anything; you'll see.
We had a metric buttload of people at the party last night, yo.

Just seventeen? Kindof a lousy turnout, dontcha think?
metric buttload by Mightjo July 15, 2005

Metric buttload 

A most swag unit of measurement used by gangstas and pimps of a classier variety. Unlike its uncultured counterpart metric buttloads shitloads and fucktons are all base ten and as such far easyer to use in calculations.
On yesterday's evening I consumed a metric buttload of fine liquor. Unfortunately When I arose from my inebriated slumber, I found myself ducktaped to the underside of a freeway wearing nothing but my proud Union Jack skivvies.
Metric buttload by Alexiosassypants September 9, 2016
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