Somebody freaking tell me. I see it all the time here on the board, and I have no idea what it means. I know it's got to have something to do with Massachusetts, but that's as far as I've gotten.
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What the f--k is a Masshole?
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Asshole from Massachusetts = "Masshole".
When I went to school in upstate NY, I was "THE Masshole" among the people I knew. Apparently it was wicked obvious that I was from MA because I'm a dick or something. Whatever. I consider it a term of endearment.
PS: Most of those urban dictionary entries are wrong. MA drivers are noticeable for driving too fast and aggressive. I don't know of anyone who crosses the border into this state and then complains about locals driving TOO SLOW. That never happens. Unless it's stupid hippies from New Hampshire that are tripping on acid and 'shrooms, and are seeing shit anyways.
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Originally posted by JarvisApparently it was wicked obvious that I was from MA
Massholes are usually specifically referring to our kamikazi-style of driving. We're fairly well known for it. Dan wasn't a big fan of our interstates, and those of us who live here, though at times get frustrated with the condition of the roads or traffic patterns, don't see it as unusually dangerous or erratic. We see it as the norm, making us all massholes.
:)
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Masshole is a term used to get yourself punched in the face in any other area besides the northeast. I lived in CO for a few years, and although funny when my friends used it, not funny when some complete stranger says it to you because they hear you say "wicked" or notice that we can't properly pronounce an "R". I try not to call people names, unless they deserve it or I'm drunk, I don't appreciate being called asshole or any version or variant of asshole. The more I write this the more I think I might be a masshole. fuckers.
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Originally posted by thejimlabMasshole is a term used to get yourself punched in the face in any other area besides the northeast. I lived in CO for a few years, and although funny when my friends used it, not funny when some complete stranger says it to you because they hear you say "wicked" or notice that we can't properly pronounce an "R". I try not to call people names, unless they deserve it or I'm drunk, I don't appreciate being called asshole or any version or variant of asshole. The more I write this the more I think I might be a masshole. fuckers.
I saw wicked, and I've never been to Mass. :)
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