ass jack-o-lantern
the term -ss jack-o-lantern is a somewhat more clever and (perhaps?) less childish way to call someone a b-tthead. it also implies that the person has a nasty face and is an enormous creeper (both of which are qualities possessed by a halloween jack-o-lantern)
the -ss jack-o-lantern dated the girl that was way too good for him and wore a stupid hawaiian shirt.
a general insult. normally used when some one does something that really ticks you off. although some people use it for no aperant reason.
what the f-ck was that -ss jackolantern thinking when he pulled in front of me?
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