metric shit
metric shit is used as a amount of how little one cares about something but put whitin the metric system.
metric shit by Jevnaker May 13, 2012
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metric shit ton
"ph33r! Dr. Eccles gave us a metric shit ton of homework."
"Crapping Christ, I've got a metric shit ton of bitches to call tonight."
"Crapping Christ, I've got a metric shit ton of bitches to call tonight."
metric shit ton by pinano July 9, 2004
metric shit-ton
a unit of measure, usually about a work load
used to legitimize the obscene suggestion that there is a "ton" of work
to use the metric system emphasizes the sheer mass of the workload
used to legitimize the obscene suggestion that there is a "ton" of work
to use the metric system emphasizes the sheer mass of the workload
Mike: so, u wanna hang out?
Chris: can't. i have a metric shit-ton of homework
Mike: that much? damn.
Chris: can't. i have a metric shit-ton of homework
Mike: that much? damn.
metric shit-ton by bballbro222 March 13, 2011
Metric Shit-Ton (Unit of Homework Measurement)
A metric shit-ton is a unit of measurement used to gauge how long your bitch-ass homework took you to complete. One metric shit-ton is equivalent to 4 hours worth of daily homework, excluding breaks and procrastination time.
I'm typing up this entry just to avoid doing my metric shit-ton of homework.
Metric Shit-Ton (Unit of Homework Measurement)
Metric Shit-Ton (Unit of Homework Measurement)
Metric Shit-Ton (Unit of Homework Measurement) by epicninja552 February 11, 2015
metric shit ton
metric shit ton by Usselray Iwalschay June 13, 2017
metric shit ton
we saw a metric shit ton of wine last night haha
no kidding
in the guys basement
he had at least 10 containers of wine
each one holds about 750 litres
no kidding
in the guys basement
he had at least 10 containers of wine
each one holds about 750 litres
metric shit ton by snuffaluffasaur August 17, 2011
metric shit ton
A shitload is alot, so a shit-ton must be alot more, no? And the metric, well, the metric system is just badass so I think thats self explanatory
metric shit ton by the_steve June 29, 2005
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