See Scotland singled out there?NantanCochise wrote:
Arse is an informal English term referring to the buttocks, first recorded circa 1400 (in arce-hoole) and is commonly used in English speaking countries such as the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand, parts of Canada and former parts of the British Empire. In the United States and other parts of Canada the variant form ass is used.
The Sheriff wrote:
That's why Wales > USA.
The thread continues, btw finnySee Scotland singled out there?NantanCochise wrote:
Arse is an informal English term referring to the buttocks, first recorded circa 1400 (in arce-hoole) and is commonly used in English speaking countries such as the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand, parts of Canada and former parts of the British Empire. In the United States and other parts of Canada the variant form ass is used.
i lol'dSgtSlauther wrote:
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/207/4985 … aa.jpg?v=0The Sheriff wrote:
That's why Wales > USA.
The thread continues, btw finnySee Scotland singled out there?NantanCochise wrote:
Arse is an informal English term referring to the buttocks, first recorded circa 1400 (in arce-hoole) and is commonly used in English speaking countries such as the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand, parts of Canada and former parts of the British Empire. In the United States and other parts of Canada the variant form ass is used.
