The phrase "a crap load" is correct and usable in written English, though it is informal and somewhat vulgar.
It can be used to express a large quantity of something in a casual or humorous context.
Example: "I have a crap load of work to finish before the deadline."
Alternatives: "a ton" or "a huge amount".
Someone hacked into my itunes account and bought a crap load of downloads and emptied out my paypal account….grrrrr.... Paypal is very cooperative but there is just about no way to get ahold of itunes.
Either the supply was low due to the manufacturing of the retina display or the machining process of the stainless steel frame, or Apple sold a crap load of phones.
Then my notifications blew up with a crap load of "yassssssss..".
When the first season was on, we had a crap load of people come into town; and now it's started again and season two hasn't even started yet.
"Ya, but I'm ranked bottom right now, I'm thinking I should get all my friends to bet on me so they can win a crap load of money," Brian Austin Green chimed in.
Near Darwin on East Falkland Island it's pissing a crap load of freezing sleet, a gale is blowing, and Ken, owner of the Darwin House Lodge and a former British Army officer with a mortar brigade, is taking me in his land rover on a tour of Goose Green Battle, one of the fiercest clashes of the 1982 war between Argentina and Britain.
Look at Operation Chase that happened after WWII - 150 miles off of New York, there's a crap-load of such weapons that have been dropped.
Enterprise startups by the crap load showed up thinking through every arcane process imaginable and turning it into an app.
I could care less about all the extra crap loaded on HP's boxes – except the OS X compatablilty.
As a craps dealer loaded $750,000 worth of chips onto a table and a bartender readied his station, the O.K. was given.
Trying to know what goes on in the minds of this city's motorists — many of whom speed erratically, talk on cellphones while driving and weave unpredictably between lanes — seems to be a crap shoot, with the dice loaded in favor of catastrophe.
