by JT October 06, 2004
1.) As a general insult following in the trend of rectal-based phrases, see wordasshat/word
2. As a descriptive phrase
2. As a descriptive phrase
by Der September 14, 2003
Completely serious. The same as "dead ass," but used by high school students to reference "Lord of the Flies."
by Not Josh A March 23, 2010
A phrase uttered to an inferior ally, just before you switch teams/abandon them. Originally from "Lord of the Flies" in reference to the fat kid piggy, and his asthma, which was always slowing him down.
Jim:"I don't think I can make it George, you'll have to carry me to safety"
George:"Sucks to your assmar. You're on your own!"
George:"Sucks to your assmar. You're on your own!"
by spacecowboy November 18, 2003
goddamn we had to read LOF in 10th grade, that book was messed. At least it inspired this glorious phrase
Usage: Response to someone who is incessantly bitching/ complaining about trivialities. Used mostly in a good natured rather than vengeful spirit
Usage: Response to someone who is incessantly bitching/ complaining about trivialities. Used mostly in a good natured rather than vengeful spirit
by juliuserving June 16, 2011