The phrase "ass both" is not correct or usable in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or unclear expression and lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "I can't believe you would say that to me, you really are an ass both."
Alternatives: "both idiots" or "both fools".
He is credited with revamping the X-Men series and bringing Captain America into the 21st century before going on to create the Wanted series and Kick Ass, both of which were turned into films.
For evidence, see this photo of me, grinning like a mascara-smudged loon, unaware that Stephen was about to push the boundaries and gently pat a plate of shaving cream onto my ass, both crossing the line and making me feel like a baby with a full diaper which I'm sure is a whole other thing for another absurd public pseudosexual experiment.
CDR-SOB is commonly used to asses both cognitive and functional impairment of AD.
But sometimes it's useful to act as if you couldn't find your ass with both hands".
Sucks Really sucks Sucks balls Sucks ass Sucks both ass and balls at the same time.
Whether for the ferritic-martensitic or the austenitic stainless steels, the coatings were formed by the simultaneous Al inward diffusion into the steel matrix and the outward diffusion of Fe (and Ni for the ASS) on both steel substrates.
There was even a moment that we talked out a problem and hi-fived afterwards because we just kicked ass and both of us felt good.
It's pretty clearly written by a young guy who really wants to live a secret life as a holy jihadist 007 type, but would be hard pressed to find his ass with both hands.
An inept 30-year old loser who could barely find his ass with both hands if you spotted him a cheek or two US Senators who rose to be candidates for President and Vice President of the United States who publicly call for disregarding the Constitution?
We have tested C ass on both practical and artificial data and compared C ass with other programs.
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