I should probably modify that to, at least somewhat of a dick, to my knowledge.
Coming in late, but you must be talking about some "special" asshole category. I don't think that Garrison K. can compete in the open category with the rockers, jocks, and Hollywood types.
You're saying is the man behind FL is a dick, right?
I meant "dick", of course.
Distinctions are important, I know, I know. Slip of the tongue, really! I know the difference, whatever it is.
At least in his later years, Hemingway was a dick.
Kerouac was more of an asshole than a dick.
I'm not all that clear on the distinction between the two.
The asshole is what you poop out of.
The dick is what you pee out of (if you're a man).
Really, people.
Seriously--
for me, "Dick" connotes "self-awarely arrogant."
"Asshole" connotes, "jerk, unlikeable, frequenty unaware of own jerky/unlikable qualities."
But largely they're interchangeable.
The difference is explicated here:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0372588/quotes
Hemingway was always a dick, but when young, he was a smart, gifted dick, and performed manly feats of strength.
When he was old, he was a self-induglent, fat dick; he wrote incoherent novels about the types of food he liked to eat, and talked primarily about performing manly feats of strength.
I have no idea how that link made it through the content filter on the connection in my office.
Re 9: Mocking me with sentences that end with prepositions, eh? The enforcers around here must really be slipping.
Your slur is one up with which I will not put.
Tom Hilde is never around when you need him.
He probably couldn't explicate the difference between asshole and dick either, I imagine. Unless it were misspelled.
he could demonstrate the qualities, perhaps, and then we could analyze which things he said made him an asshole, and which a dick, which things made him dog poo, which things more akin to a douche.
I like coffee, I like pie, merry bloodstream, open eye.
13, I'm sorry- should have noted that the text mightn't have been work-safe.