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What is bad ass?used typically as a compliment, bad ass refers to one who is very much liked. One who typically doesn't care, are themselves - real, authentic, ballsy. Has a "I don't give a f... attitude" Kristen Stewart is the epitome of a bad ass. bad ass - videoBad ass - what is it?n. 1. A title assigned to someone who consistently displays bad ass (fearless, authentic, compassionate, ethical) behavior, even--and most especially--when no one is watching. Antonym--Anyone assigning himself/herself the title of bad ass. I wonder if Justin Timberlake is a full-time bad ass or was just having a good day when he decided to take one of his fans to the Marine Corp Ball. I'm leaning towards full-time bad ass. What does "bad ass" mean?Someone who is tough and intimidating. Who is hardcore and is just a bad ass because he is. Someone who doesnt use a sheet to sleep with because thats not what bad asses do but at the same time sleeps with a dozen pillows. A bad ass is also known as Jarrett. Bad ass - what does it mean?Chuck Norris is the bad ass. Bad ass - meaningChuck Norris is a bad ass. No way around it. Bad ass - definitionComplete disregard for authority; Breaking rules; Annihilation of inhibitions; Complete freedom; a role- model. Boy: Damn, that guy is bad ass! Did you see him punch that kid in the face?! Bad ass - slang1) the severe extreme of maxed out coolness, total disregard for all things weak (ie: emotions, fear) 1) Spike Spiegel, Samurai Jack, Batman Bad assLiving on the edge, a tentancy to disregaurd authority and is notorious for trouble. Also known as BA. Wow Jay Bator, talking back to the principal was really BA! Bad assadj. 1. A general term used to describe behavior that is fearless, authentic, compassionate, and ethical. 2. Well above the social standard for "normal" behavior. 3. The opposite of dumb ass behavior. Justin Timberlake made the bad ass move to escort a fan to the Marine Corps Ball. Bad assA person who defines supreme confidance, nearly divine abilty, and a frequent disregard for authority. Very few badasses live in the current era, but are portrayed frequently in the media. The difference between the standard badass and a regular hero (or villan, bad guys might, reasonably enough, actually have an easier time being badass) Take James Bond, for example. He is not a badass. He acts out of loyalty, he is not particularly capeble, and he is just a tad bit too perfect to be a badass. Dirty Harry is a badass. He has absolutely no loyalty to anone except his own version of justice. He kills anyone who even bends said rules, and does it without anything even resembling restraint. He is also completely devoid of fear. Villans can be badass, but it works differently for them. Take Darth Vader, for instance. He is not particularly badass, because he has this complex loyalty thing going on. However, Vicous from cowboy bebop is a badass, because he doesn't care if its his own mother who's crossing him, he'll kill him/her anyway. Oddly enough, evil badasses often come off as strangly aristocratic, as their uncaring actions and dignified personalities combined with the standard perfect grooming and flowing garments of any good archvillan gives them a rather regal aura. In the movie Saw, two men panicked when presented with torture and death, and were forced into a vicous cycle of parinoia and pain. |
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