On Mar 20, 2:11*am, "
wrote:
On Mar 19, 1:13*pm, Robatoy wrote:



Seeing as you put it that way, maybe I should have gone for either
'bezillion' or '****-load' of kitchens.

OK, now those are numbers I can relate to! *Especially a "**** load".
That's a technical term that I understand. *And who wants to divide
out a "**** load"?

A "whole **** load" of cabinets divided out over 33 years is

well....

ummm....

A ****LOAD!

Not divisible by modern technology.

I don't know if he ever said anything like that, but just heard George
Carlin's voice when I read that.

I stand corrected.

Just messin' *with you, buddy!

I can take it.
I should learn to embellish a little more along the Texas
vernacular. :-)
Here we have a unit called a ****ton. WAY more that a ****load TIMES
an assload.
It often refers to beer or snow.

From the Urban Dictionary:
****load
meaning quite a few, a bunch, a lot, very many, more than you care to
be able to count, more than you can count; a widely used exaggeration
of there being far too many of something ~ not to be confused with a
boatload or a whole ****ing bunch.

'Holy **** man, that's a ****load of midgets in that parade.'