Ass or Arse ... the definitive poll

[HunterM]

(This pic is for educational purposes only)

So is this an ARSE then?

It's not how you say it. It's what you can do to it!

For those of you who pronounce "arse"...do you also pronounce "arsehole" or "asshole"?

 

[rareboy]

Totally ASS.

 

[justaguy]

For those of you who pronounce "arse"...do you also pronounce "arsehole" or "asshole"?

For those of us in Britain, Sth Africa, Australia and NZ it's arsehole.

 

[OPinionONION]

It's not how you say it. It's what you can do to it!

For those of you who pronounce "arse"...do you also pronounce "arsehole" or "asshole"?

It's all about how you use what you've got. Or not!

 

[Hotbot2011]

I don't know anyone in England who says ass rather than arse unless they're deliberately trying to sound American.

English/American living in England... Theres no R in Ass

 

[blackbeltninja]

Arse and arsehole. It's, you know, correct.

If you absolutely must, you may use ass when you say Fatass. Or when being ironic and mocking the [STRIKE]septics[/STRIKE] Yanks, obviously.

-d-

 

[ravenstar]

Arse for me. In Australia Ass is slang for donkey. There are lots of words with different meanings, take fanny for example, that has a whole different meaning in Australia than it does in the US.

 

[blackbeltninja]

^in .za too. Fanny, I mean.

fanny.

-d-

 

[ozguy]

Arse for me. In Australia Ass is slang for donkey. There are lots of words with different meanings, take fanny for example, that has a whole different meaning in Australia than it does in the US.

And let's not forget 'root'.

 

[Tadaa]

I'm an ASS all the way!

 

[frankfrank]

Though it's not, it SHOULD be "arse" in Texas, because all of the R's in spoken American English migrated from "Harvard Yard" [Cambridge/Boston] to Texas, don'cha know.

 

[frankfrank]

I have to say I like the word "arse" when talking about a butt.

So this is an arse?

So, if this is a buttE, I guess it could be called an ARSEE:

And, RC Cola *IS* kind of brown, isn't it?
Who knew??

 

[Kabluey]

Arse for me

 

[TheOscar]

"Ass" is much better, in my opinion. I've never liked "arse". >.>

 

[healingduck]

The only people I've ever heard say ''arse'' are people who live outside of the United States(where I live)

So, ass.

 

[SLOPPYSECONDS]

AYECY RCY what they gonna do
ya make um all crazyyyy
wanna cum in youu OOOH or it uuh

# wot? --- ya no mean ? #
@ yeah they turn ya BUNT inta musical @
# yeah it sing lot tune when cock buntin #
& QUick befa we turn inta musical &

escape hole this way >>

but too late ans ta dis day Folk of da above ground hear ins a there a sleeps da ( sounds of sweet music ) ans groans

anyway Bulabula baybeh

! duns cocks has da hard time !
% about wot? %
! yeah !

 

[Blk_Thickness]

I just say the word Ass. Not trying to rhyrme it with anything.

 

[mbamike]

In some areas of the South the word ASS can almost sound like the word ICE

kind of like "eye-us"

Yelp! My baby brother does that, two syllables. He does the same thing with gas.

For me, it's just one syllable, ass.

 

[ronboy]

Being a North American native from the south shore of Lake Ontario, I say "ass."

However, I will compliment any UK Jubber on his glutes using the word "arse."

 

[JayHawk]

Looks like the Asses have it with the Arses bringing up the rear....