Poll of the Day > Do British people really say "arse"?

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MrMelodramatic 08/17/18 11:08:09 AM #1:	Why Auhrs Why --- Proud to be EPic Texas Aggie, Class of 2018 A-Whoop! <cite>MrMelodramatic posted [p:907044992] in Do British... [t:76911287]...</cite> <quote>Why Auhrs Why</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BUMPED2002 08/17/18 11:09:23 AM #2:	MrMelodramatic posted... Why Auhrs Why Well since most of are British I guess the answer is yes! <cite>BUMPED2002 posted [p:907045057] in Do British... [t:76911287]...</cite> <quote><cite>MrMelodramatic posted...</cite> <quote>Why Auhrs Why</quote> Well since most of are British I guess the answer is yes!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
RichPlaystation 08/17/18 11:35:33 AM #3:	MrMelodramatic posted... Why Auhrs Why Because ass is an animal, arse is a body part. British are referencing to a body part, Americans are referring to the animal. If Americans think they are calling someone a body part when they use it as an insult? Then they are getting it wrong. Also 'Auhrs' as a pronunciation sounds more Irish than it does anywhere else in the UK, you've chosen an oddly specific way to phenetically spell it. --- Brotherhood. Peace. Unity. In the name of Kane. <cite>RichPlaystation posted [p:907046235] in Do British... [t:76911287]...</cite> <quote><cite>MrMelodramatic posted...</cite> <quote>Why Auhrs Why</quote> Because ass is an animal, arse is a body part. British are referencing to a body part, Americans are referring to the animal. If Americans think they are calling someone a body part when they use it as an insult? Then they are getting it wrong. Also 'Auhrs' as a pronunciation sounds more Irish than it does anywhere else in the UK, you've chosen an oddly specific way to phenetically spell it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MrMelodramatic 08/17/18 11:53:02 AM #5:	How would you spell the pronunciation? --- Proud to be EPic Texas Aggie, Class of 2018 A-Whoop! <cite>MrMelodramatic posted [p:907047096] in Do British... [t:76911287]...</cite> <quote>How would you spell the pronunciation?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Aculo 08/17/18 11:54:55 AM #6:	your topics are the worst, dude, ok? --- ok? <cite>Aculo posted [p:907047187] in Do British... [t:76911287]...</cite> <quote>your topics are the worst, dude, ok?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
RichPlaystation 08/17/18 12:05:25 PM #7:	MrMelodramatic posted... How would you spell the pronunciation? In my own specific accent (because there are a LOT in the U.K.)? Either 'arss' or 'ah-ss (with sounding an 'R' sound, this is formed with the 'H' shifting to an 'S' sound) maybe, depending if it's a posh accent or not, because we have a class system in the UK remember. It's actually quite difficult to spell out a word you've only ever said out loud or spelled it when writing/typing, however the hard 'UH' sound in the word reminds me of an Irish priest swearing (see: Father Ted). --- Brotherhood. Peace. Unity. In the name of Kane. <cite>RichPlaystation posted [p:907047658] in Do British... [t:76911287]...</cite> <quote><cite>MrMelodramatic posted...</cite> <quote>How would you spell the pronunciation?</quote> In my own specific accent (because there are a LOT in the U.K.)? Either 'arss' or 'ah-ss (with sounding an 'R' sound, this is formed with the 'H' shifting to an 'S' sound) maybe, depending if it's a posh accent or not, because we have a class system in the UK remember. It's actually quite difficult to spell out a word you've only ever said out loud or spelled it when writing/typing, however the hard 'UH' sound in the word reminds me of an Irish priest swearing (see: Father Ted).</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Poll of the Day > Do British people really say "arse"?