The phrase "asshole called" is grammatically correct but may be considered offensive in written English.
It can be used in informal contexts, particularly when expressing frustration or disdain towards someone who has been referred to as an "asshole."
Example: "I can't believe the asshole called me out in front of everyone during the meeting."
Alternatives: "jerk referred to" or "idiot named".
At a tech conference last summer, the founder of Uber, Travis Kalanick, characterized his company's efforts as "a campaign where the candidate is Uber and the incumbent is an asshole called 'taxi.' " Spiegelman told me that he had initially attempted to eliminate the sock regulation, as well as about thirty of the city's other "passenger-experience rules".
"Because nowadays there's a new breed of asshole called the punk that replaces the old breed of asshole, the hippie.
He's so prolific, in fact, that you feel like an asshole calling him a cartoonist.
You might look like an asshole calling promoters telling them you need a show but you can't trust booking agents to do their job.
The "dishes" post has a thousand comments to the contrary, and each time I approved one of them I wanted to set myself on fire just a little bit more, because THAT -- along with reading another new asshole call me a "mangina" -- would feel infinitely less frustrating than all the people screaming on the internet while the entire point sailed a thousand miles over their heads.
"None of these assholes call each other to coordinate what they're wearing".
Although I will say that Mitch Hurwitz knew that a pigeon's asshole was called a cloaca.
In the video, Ritzheimer said he's "going to see those assholes who called me a fucking terrorist".
Respect others' boundaries, don't be an abusive asshole, and call the National Domestic Violence Hotline if you have any questions about abuse.
The column was called Asshole of the Month, and its goal, says its longtime author and former Hustler editor Allan MacDonell, "was to make the subject cry".
One group at the party responded with head-shaking and exclamations of disgust when Martin informed them, "I'm still getting e-mail from assholes who call me lazy for not finishing the book sooner.
