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For instance, I know I’m being an asshole when I wake up grumpy and act impatiently with my wife and son.
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It is a conversation about that person being a pompous asshole.
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Now would be a good year not to let the powder panic turn you into an aggressive asshole.
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You want someone strong in power, but it’s such a fine line between being strong and being a total asshole bully and making fun of people, that kind of stuff I don’t like.
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As Mario Fraioli phrased it in his weekly running newsletter, The Morning Shakeout, the former marketing executive is “arguably the sport’s biggest benefactor, as well as perhaps its biggest asshole.”
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As a first offender, A-Rod was poised to take the fall for JWA: Juicing While an Asshole.
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But why is Brown, at least right now, seen as anything but Asshole of the Month?
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British Dictionary definitions for asshole

asshole

/ (ˈæsˌhəʊl) /

noun

US and Canadian slang, derogatory the arseholeSee arse

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