Obviously "he's ass, my dude" is grammatically incorrect as "ass" is neither a verb nor an adjective, and as a noun it would need to be modified with the conjunctive "an" in order to be acceptable.

I think we've been missing the real meaning behind Tate's DM -- "ass" is an abbreviation for "a sure-fired starter". So Tate was saying he felt good about coming here to compete for the job, and liked the fact that Stark would increase our depth at the QB position in case he ever got hurt.

If food tastes bad, you could say it tastes like ass. Or something can smell like ass. Isn't that an adjective?

No.. what you described is called a simile

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If food tastes bad, you could say it tastes like ass. Or something can smell like ass. Isn't that an adjective?

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No.. That's like saying "this food tastes ass".

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Obviously "he's ass, my dude" is grammatically incorrect as "ass" is neither a verb nor an adjective, and as a noun it would need to be modified with the conjunctive "an" in order to be acceptable.

I think we've been missing the real meaning behind Tate's DM -- "ass" is an abbreviation for "a sure-fired starter". So Tate was saying he felt good about coming here to compete for the job, and liked the fact that Stark would increase our depth at the QB position in case he ever got hurt.

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Well, in that case, ASS would be an acronym and not an abbreviation.


...and Tate did not use the comma

Your a ass

This thread is ass my dude

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Your a ass

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Bra....vo!

I like turtles

I am just hoping he didnt actually mean "he is my ass dude" or worse, "he's my dude ass" because that would be really ****ed up.

Ass is ass.

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Ass is ass my dude.

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FIFY

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Ass is ass.

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But bad ass is actually good.

At least his ass was complete and did not have a hole in it.

Ass to ass! Ass to ass!

Tate is $hi* my dude.