Since Pulp Fiction has the word "Badass" ever been used to refer to someone who was actually an admirable person?

0  2017-06-14 by Ant_Sucks

It seems to be universally used by mediocre dumpy women to describe each other.

7 comments

n/a  dankfranklin 2017-06-14

It really does seem to be strictly used for old politicians and fat actresses.

n/a  RabboRibbo 2017-06-14

First they took back the night, then White Feminists took back reclaimed "badass"

n/a  KangolVos 2017-06-14

Others or themselves.

This guy is a badass. No shame in admitting it. https://news.bme.com/wp-content/uploads/200508272119-pix1.jpg

n/a  cormacMcCarthysWhore 2017-06-14

was "badass" used in Pulp Fiction? are you mistaken for the wallet that says bad motherfucker on it? my autism is giving me anxiety

n/a  Destination_Jeffrey 2017-06-14

My first thought. I'm going through the entire screenplay in my head right now, I'll report back.

n/a  CoyoteeBongwater 2017-06-14

Much like how in "Snakes on a Plane", Sam jackson is dubbed in the TV version as saying 'I've had it with these Monkey-fighting snakes, on this Monday-to-Friday plane'

it was also the case for Pulp Fiction on the TV dubs, the "ASS" expanded over the 12 letters of 'motherfucker'

trust me, i'm not lying

n/a  Idontcareaboutyoutit 2017-06-14

Only by chippah