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Arse & Ass

Why do the Brits, Australians and some Canadians say arse while the Americans say ass?

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  1. Keyster, rump, bum, Keyter is my personnal favorite ;-)

  2. mattstout says: 130

    :neutral: keyster bottom rump apple

  3. jason32 says: 128

    The only Canadians who say “arse” are newfies.

  4. paranormal says: 127

    Another word for Ass is terma

  5. yayer says: 126

    bum butt rear situpon

    Situpon n. Inventive way of saying arse to children.
    Children you need to be sitting criss-cross on your situpon.

    I bet cha hadn’t heard of that one marina! :p lol

  6. Another word for Ass is Cola.

  7. because te brits,Aus.,Canadians are noobs! :wink:

  8. sindri says: 122

    This is one of the more informative lessons imo. And I’d have to agree with muggins about caboose. HFW and hotforprofits are a guilty pleasure of mine.

  9. tiger13cd says: 119

    booty, cheeks, can, can of crisco,

  10. muggins says: 117

    A favorable word to replace ‘ass’ with, conversationally, is
    “caboose” or, if you’re not into the whole brevity thing,
    “caboodle” as mentioned in a previous response (misspelled with
    a ‘k’ and given the wrong context in ‘kit & Kaboodle’).
    The arse, or ass, is also referred to as “thing”,
    as in “Hey babe, park that thing right here.”

  11. asdfg says: 116

    Ok so you have the words, arse and ass, you can use the word rump as you did in your video, butt, bottom, booty, money maker, salt shaker, tail feather, dookie maker (pretty gross, but funny), etc…

    Your pretty hot by the way. Aye
    Why did you start hot for words?
    just because your hot and you can tell us bout words or…?

  12. davemarkwz says: 115

    HI !!! Back with a new computer, Marina! The old one got sick. Actually, in walking from my desk to the sofa with the P.C. in hand, my
    cat Munch got in the way & tripped me up. Now, I’m left back!! When is
    detention?
    My favorite synonym for ass/arse is slang: cutie patootie. Beyond
    that, there is butt, backside, bumper, caboose, can (not to be
    confused with cans….strange… ?) and that’s just a few.
    Good to be connected again! I missed this!

  13. A goldfish walks into a bar, jumps up on a bar stool, and looks hard at the bartender. He asks the goldfish, “What can I get you?” The fish keeps looking at the guy and gasps: “Water.”

  14. mcbugbear says: 113

    Okay Marina,

    The word SET has a huge number of definitions for such a short word. How did SET end up so over-employed?

  15. mittfh says: 112

    What’s the betting that video took a few more takes to perfect than usual? :)

  16. davecodave says: 111

    Am I the only one that can’t understand a WORD that the dude in the video is saying?… What the heck?

  17. d wun says: 110

    “kit n kaboodle”*

  18. d wun says: 109

    Where did the phrase the whole kit n “kabodle”

  19. stokesjrj1 says: 108

    My ass! An exclamation of disbelief, denial , or defiance

    denial:
    A defense mechanism by which threatening information, feelings or wishes are blocked from conscious awareness because conscious admission would be too painful.

    block:
    Older British word for copulate . See copulation for synonyms.

    Quotes Containing block:
    Cardinal Richelieu (Tim Curry) and Milady de Winter (Rebecca De Mornay) who is twisting a dagger into his groin in The Three Musketeers(1993): – Cardinal Richelieu: ”Milady, a snap of my fingers and you could be back on-the-block where I found you.” – Milady de Winter: ”And with a flick of my wrist I could change your religion.”

  20. why do people say gay? why do people use gay in reference to some one liking the same sex sexually?
    :???:

  21. s2dio says: 106

    I’m still trying to figure out where we got the word “SHAMPOO” for hair cleaning product… I shave my head regularly, so I barely use the stuff, but I’m sure someone as well kept, shiny, luscious, tasty, yummy… Wait… What was I talking about?

  22. where does the word ‘giant’ come from??

  23. Homework

    Synonyms for ass, that have not already been mentioned include:

    dumper
    tail
    badonkadonk
    culo
    hams
    hurdies
    moneymaker
    prat
    six

  24. REQUEST FOR WORD:What is the origin of the word WOW?
    Thanks :grin:

  25. animalntaz says: 100

    Okay, this just popped in my head. Where does the expression
    “TONGUE IN CHEEK” come from? And what exactly does it mean?
    :???:

  26. leonard says: 99

    Tail to the end. A recital of events to make me look like an ass. My beast of burden carried it from behind. Monkees drank left over teas. Pin my tail on the donkey. Or is the greek to leave his behind. peace out :shock:

  27. Oho about the home work here it is..
    Homework: booty, butt, buttocks, gluteus maximus, behind, bottom, breech, buns, butt, derriere, fanny, fundament, haunches, heinie, keister, nates, podex, posterior, rear, rump, seat, and steatopygia. :razz:

  28. Good Morning Teacher :grin: I am new to your class.I have came to know that word automobile refers to any object that moves eg: Elevator, Cars etc. Is the word automobile doesn’t mean cars only? If automobile refers to all the things that move, then why is a rail engine called a locomotive? I did some work teacher(Marina) but i could not find an answer..so I turned to my trusted teacher..please do help me. good bye teacher..

  29. shrek63 says: 96

    Hi Marina, here’s a thought, why do people say dry as a bone and not dry as a desert for example?

  30. shrek63 says: 95

    Hi Marina,
    Other words for your Arse, booty, buns, toush, bum, the list is endless.

  31. Homework: booty, butt, buttocks, gluteus maximus, behind, bottom, breech, buns, butt, derriere, fanny, fundament, haunches, heinie, keister, nates, podex, posterior, rear, rump, seat, and steatopygia.

    Wanting to see more of yours, Marina,
    Shawn Norris

  32. Excuse me, Miss Marina, I have not just one word as a request to clarify da origin of, but several, eh? I understand if you cannot get to dem all, but maybe one or two would be nice.

    DA LIST, EH?:
    -Hero
    -Justice
    -Law
    -Valor

    Thanks for making da great videos, eh? Not only is it educational, but it is funny at times. Tanks for reading dis comment (eventually, eh?)

    Da Demon of Dragons

  33. dockalfar says: 92

    hey marina, where does the word finger come from? i mean ive never seen my fingers fing. please enlighten me

  34. blueskies13 says: 91

    what is the difference between a burrow and a donky and for my homework marina you have very sweet cheeks or arse or ass which ever you prefer i like your bangin body is there any nudety in your blooper dvd’s

  35. Capman911 says: 90

    Does any of you fire fox users know how to turn on the function as to when you send a url to someone it shows up in blue so all the receiver has to do is click on the url and not have to copy and paste it to their browser’s search window? I can get it to work in IE7, but not fire fox.

  36. Capman911 says: 89

    Miss M. Were you ever going to give a lesson on the origin of the finger as a bad gesture towards some one :?: If so I think I may have messed it up a little for you. If not how about a lesson and its origins on the “finger” and other hand gestures from other countries as a bad sign to give someone.
    Thanks Mike

  37. leozzix says: 88

    Hey Marina
    What is a ” PIG-HEADED ” person?

  38. James says: 87

    Marina. I have a request… ZOMBIE?

    • Don’t you want to know about
      a zombie computer?
      Found on Wikipedia – LOL!
      http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zombie_computer

      • Thats an old hacker tool. Most hackers today are using zombie computers. Schools and Universities where the best because the admins didn’t have a clue on how to secure a network. They where a good choice to use because they usually had a fast connection like a T-1 or OC-12. Windows 95 and 98 are very easy to make into zombies. Vista came out with a method to stop that but they took the route and made the user responsible for every piece of code to be installed. See apple ad: Vista Security
        Apple solved the problem by asking you only once for permission on software that is not pre-approved with apple. Im still finding computer systems that are still using Win95,98, and DOS 3.1. They are usually not connected to the internet just the local network so they are relatively safe from hackers.

  39. eseverson says: 86

    Why do Brits add an “R” to the long “A”, like in the word “America”? To me it sounds like “Armericar”. Arse and Ass seem to follow that pattern.

  40. Booty, Rump, & Tush: Is there any explanations for these? (especially booty, why booty?)

  41. bcer26 says: 84

    Anyone know why the video won’t load on this site, only that annoying swirling in the middle. I have to go to you tube to view, then log in again to vote. HELP !!

  42. jbraun says: 83

    Unfortunatly since one month or more, I have bee unable to view your videos. Sometimes I can´t make it work altoguether and sometimes I can see only the video and not the sound.

  43. felicity says: 82

    then arse doesn’t have a meaning of donkey???

  44. bobmando says: 81

    Wow, I really liked Paris Hilton’s response to the political campaign ad featuring Brittany, Obama and her…. I think you could do an even better… How about words around politics today *Pandering *Lies *Politicians *Gaff *Spin *elitist *hope. I really love smart and funny…. Perhaps you want to run for president too, although I think you are smarter and not likely to have the White house painted PINK! Here is some smart commentary and the Paris ad that I am referring to: http://blogs.tnr.com/tnr/blogs/environmentandenergy/archive/2008/08/05/fact-checking-paris-hilton-on-drilling.aspx

    • “smart” commentary???
      From Paris Hilton?
      Yeah, right!
      Ride the wave, dude :mrgreen:
      don’t mind the rocks….

      • The Smart commentary was from Bradford Plumer (The Vine -TNR). I know very little about Paris as I don’t follow it… I DO follow stuff (like our US politics) that could, and has changed my world… I am also a student of marketing and think that it was great to Paris to respond…. It was fun and compelling, alot like HFW is fun and compelling. (I bet you cannot watch just HALF of the Paris ad in the same way you cannot watch just half of a HFW video. You want the WHOLE story! My suggestion is that perhaps Marina would like to play in this ‘political’ area too. Marina is “great with words” as is Obama.

    • geronimo says: 81.2

      Obama is great with words? He speaks in empty double talk. The Ad was funny but make no mistake, the only thing Paris had to do with it is reading the lines.

    • I can enjoy Marina a lot better without all the parlor tricks (politics).
      We’re stuck bad enough having to choose between BO and JMcC.
      OPEC has done more to change your world than either of them!
      Let’s drop it here and leave it to the only poll that counts, the November election results, ok? :mrgreen:

  45. James says: 80

    :smile: :smile: :smile: :smile: :smile: YES It is now gone!!!

    • aLx says: 80.1

      great.
      and next time you want pr0n, just ask. ;P

    • Marina says: 80.2

      You were downloading warez.. and you discovered first hand the dangers of downloading warez, right?

      • James says: 80.2.1

        Guess again! You know those websites that say install this :!: And if you click no they come back. That’s what I did. I took the window up to the tab so I could quickly press x then close the tab. It didn’t work so I pressed download and closed the tab. As I am so used to opening everything I download as soon as it arrives I forgot myself and pressed open. I was up till 2am doing scans!
        Will not do that again!

      • AVG should prevent that from happening again.
        You’ll get a warning when you attempt to enter
        a site trying to hack you. Bypass at your own risk!
        Zango is another nasty one to avoid altogether!

      • What in the world is warez? Is it like some cracker website that takes over your computer or something? I don’t know.

        Marina, what’s the difference between a hacker and a cracker?

        -Shawn Norris

      • Young grasshopper is learning! :mrgreen:

      • Shawn,

        Warez it a term used for pirated software.

        Although the term “hacker” has taken on negative connotations, it was once a flattering label reserved for those who could appreciate, operate and program computers. References to hackers and hacking in the computer culture are thought to date from the 1960’s.

        As noted in the third edition of The New Hacker’s Dictionary (M.I.T. Press, 1996), Eric S. Raymond’s compilation of computer-related jargon, a hacker is “a person who enjoys exploring the details of programmable systems and how to stretch their capabilities, as opposed to most users, who prefer to learn only the minimum necessary.” The text also notes the original definition of the word: “someone who makes furniture with an ax.”

        Steve Jobs (Apple) and Bill Gate (MS) where called hackers back in the 70’s. So hacking or sometimes called White Hat Hacking.

        Over the years, the term “hacker” came to be used to refer to people who used their knowledge of computers to break into other people’s systems to steal data and passwords and wreak havoc. This became Black Hat Hacking.

        Old-time hackers who do not condone such behavior refer to these intruders as crackers, but that usage has not gained wide recognition.
        This is due mostly from the media not getting their facts straight and improperly using hacker instead of cracker in their articles.

      • WHY???……Do these posts turn pink :shock:
        Do all Girls get pink ??
        Is this the only Girl here and the rest of us are blue, ( boys )
        I see this pink box each day and a lot of little blue boxes on it :?:

    • Bob says: 80.3

      James, if you’re using McAfee anti-virus, are you also using McAfee SiteAdvisor? It warns you before you interact with a dangerous Web site, to keep you safe from spyware, spam, viruses and online scams.

      I also use Firetrust Sitehound for the same purpose.

    • Warren says: 80.4

      I use Norton 360 and it lets me know before I open anything if there’s a virus inside the file/program. It’s not free but it seems worth it to me.

  46. elliott610 says: 79

    After walking two miles in the pouring rain to work; i have to ask; the origin of the expession… “It’s raining cats and dogs.”
    bill

  47. mittheman says: 78

    Marina,

    I would rather discuss your physiognomy.

  48. fishercro says: 77

    i want to know the origin of: make out

  49. wetsuit5 says: 76

    Cheek and cheeks. :cool:
    Is dancing cheek to cheek a stingy (tight ass) solo act or just some fun doing the bump? :?: :lol: :lol:
    Is rump singular? :?: :idea:
    Just some grab ass questions. :twisted:

  50. Did James get his computer under control or is it still trying to eat him? :shock:

  51. wetsuit5 says: 74

    That’s some magic table. :shock:
    Blink and it’s a flower, blink and it’s bamboo, blink again and it a twig with a couple of leaves. :lol: :lol:

    Off to go “Barse” fishing :?: :?:
    I’ll put my ass on the “Hoss” (where’s Little Joe) :?: to the boat slip.
    (I lied, I don’t have a hoss, it’s a hog)

    Other words for rump.
    Donkey i.e. Chief Ramsey
    “6″ i.e. Check 6

  52. jaspierce says: 73

    Here is a word that i have found quite essential for the quints…..

    Tetragrammaton

    Is this a true 4 LETTER WORD?

    I love etymology and linguistics….. I am a GEMINI so look out…

  53. njhk93 says: 72

    not to be a pervert but what about the word : pornography?

  54. vbcham says: 71

    A peach is also used for a (normally appropriately shaped ) butt….. as in the Stranglers’ song…..”Standing on the beach-es , looking at the peach-es……..”

  55. mixboy54321 says: 70

    can you describe the word onomatopoeia please :?:

  56. CaptainJack says: 69

    I have a question Marina. Who’s arse is that wearing the cut off jeans?

  57. It’s clear that the Brits are more frank than the Yanks : they call a ARSE a ARSE. This ARSE is Pangermanic.
    In French LE CUL is LE CUL and the same root is used in all other “Latin” languages.
    But what about the panslavic word for ARSE ? In Russian ZHOPA but in Polish DUPA ??? :?: :?: :?:

  58. shadowswwe says: 67

    where does “Bobs your uncle” come from?

  59. labbatt78 says: 66

    Does anybody like “Baby got back” :?: by Sir Mix-a-lot

  60. koalabear says: 65

    “I’ll get you, my pretty, and your little dog too!”
    - The wizard of Oz :wink: – 1939

  61. alexei_aus says: 63

    The word is dinkum

    Even MS Word underlines it :)

    • koalabear says: 63.1

      Would anybody outside Australia use a phrase like “fair dinkum”?

      I think the word ‘dinkum’ came from England and was street talk around Charles Dicken’s time. It’s use in England has died off.

      There are a lot of words like that. They originated in England, came to Australia and then the use of the words or phrases disappeared in England.

  62. roadrunrnch says: 62

    quix·ot·ic Audio Help /kwɪkˈsɒtɪk/ Pronunciation Key – Show Spelled Pronunciation[kwik-sot-ik] Pronunciation Key – Show IPA Pronunciation
    –adjective
    1. (sometimes initial capital letter) resembling or befitting Don Quixote.
    2. extravagantly chivalrous or romantic; visionary, impractical, or impracticable.

    Someone asked about this word and wanted an definition.
    just In case anyone misunderstood ?

  63. So, burst became bust and barse became bass, that means that a chest up statue is a burst and a species of fish is barse?

  64. :?: hello marina you fell homesick for Rasia sometimes lovesick sometimes emotions are words that everyone understands

  65. forager says: 59

    Noboby under 80 says Arse In Canada!!!!!!!!

  66. ezdofhawaii says: 58

    Hello Marina this is my first time posting on your website, I just subscribed today. For the Homework, other words for your rump are butt, tush, caboose, and um.. rear, thats all I got right now.

    WORD REQUEST: The word croak, like a frog croaks, but it’s often used to refer to someone dying, why? Help me out Marina!

  67. beanyxoxo says: 57

    I know its a weird request but how did the word incest orginate

  68. koalabear says: 56

    In oz , fanny is not a reference to someones backside, quite the opposite. :grin:

  69. becquet says: 55

    Hey Marina,

    Just wondering where the word Drift comes from… meaning to slide a car sideways. Good work with your lessons… i’m learning alot! :idea:

  70. 89wheelz89 says: 54

    hello hot for words! i was wondering about the word, hiccup! why they are called hiccups?

  71. wyo550 says: 53

    A word that women use to describe my ass?
    GORGEOUS!

    …or was it “half baked” buns?
    No matter, when settled into the Ferrari’s driver seat, it’s WONDERFUL!

  72. fiend02 says: 52

    I was wondering about the word God and the phrase bloody wanker

  73. quagmier8 says: 51

    What about junk in the trunk. budonkidonk.
    Look at that swing on her back porch. I would like to take that apart and see how many screws I could get out of it!

  74. good one marina i never knew that arse was ass and the other words that drop ed the letters that was interesting the picture at 1.14 in the video in the sail ship is that you or your twin sister that is a beautiful arse it would make a nice postage stamps stop it at 1.14 it would make a nice stamp

  75. maki.117 says: 48

    what is the origin of Wedgie :twisted: :mrgreen:

  76. What is the origin of the phrase “Tisk Tisk”. I hear many people use it but when I ask them for the definition they can’t seem to explain it to me. It’s wierd how they still know when to use it.

  77. bushrawx says: 46

    What about Shot gun? Like shot gun marriage or when you call front seat to a car “I got shot gun”. Hope to see this video =)

    Thanks

    Jeremy

  78. atthegreat says: 45

    Where does the word “ripped” come from and why is it used to describe a muscular person?

  79. um where did the word “disheveled” come from? :???:

  80. tryant says: 43

    Hmmmm,Marina,what was that little sparkle in Yer eyes during this vid? Quite fetching.

    Has “tickle” been requested yet,I’m tired and don’t wanna check the list.

    “Arse/ass” reminded Me of this sweet little Native American lady I dated/lived-with some years ago,one soft touch or tickle on Her upper buttcrack would make Her jump right outa Her skin! LOL,nuthin,and I mean *nuthin* will get Me goin like a good reaction to My actions!!

  81. ukie_lucas says: 42

    stratuiteh Marina!

    what about Gastronomy ?
    where did this word originate?
    IF we were to use gastronomical in a sentence, to say, like ” this meal was a gastronomical genius, a true pleasure for the taste buds… ” ?? ( kind of like eating good borscht )

    Schto? what do you think?

    dosvidania!

  82. A rephrasing of an old retort I came up with one day while writing an article was:

    “He wouldn’t know his fundament from an excavation.”

    I suppose that’s an easy one to trace back to the original saying, no?
    ;-)

  83. ukie_lucas says: 40

    I AM Canadian, and I think we occasionally use “HOT ASS” too … but its gotta be a really awesome pair of …. sweet cheeks! yup, we use that too

  84. bobsully says: 38

    buttock
    butt
    hindquarters
    tush
    rear end
    rump
    tail
    party-maker
    backside
    behind
    bottom
    bum
    buns
    can
    fanny
    hind end
    keister
    posterior
    rear
    derriere
    tail end
    tooshie
    the end :D

  85. sniperskaya says: 37

    Marina, a better question would be w hy do the British like warm beer and cars with crappy electrical systems?
    Other words for you rear end? Booty, butt, caboose, money maker, etc.

  86. yankeegato says: 36

    Off topic, but you should get a regular segment on O’Reilly. You rock on tv!
    tt

  87. Hey Marina,
    Is it true that the term ‘Redneck’ comes from the coal mining towns in West Virginia? And how did it come to describe hill billies today. Oops, and ‘Hill billies’ how did that become to be derogatory and slanderous term?

  88. hamid6724 says: 34

    There is a big mistake in your video. You have to fix it.
    Canadians don’t use the word arse. They call it ass. You should know it as our teacher. Don’t be fooled by a British jag ass.

  89. suprstock says: 32

    padonka donk butt……donkey….ass

  90. hmmm…i’m a lil’ behind here…

    as i’m sure some would agree (or maybe say i’m more than “lil’”)…

    but annudder synonym for bootay, bootie, tush, arse, ass, gluteus maximus, can, buns, poon, poontang, buttocks, backside,rear, poterior, bottom, rump, fanny, keister, derriere…

    is the world-famous…

    heine

    i wonder why the ballplayer in this clip got that nickname…

    annudder :cool:

  91. mrchex says: 30

    mighty educational and I am glad your sister wasn’t giving you any guff.

  92. James says: 29

    My God, I think this thing is trying to hijack my passwords hotmail just said I have tried to sign in too much, Marina can you please lock my account or change my password and I will email you when I get this sorted, Thanks

  93. jnaples says: 28

    I don’t know. There’s something about it. I’m still an ass man!

  94. homework other words for ass:buns
    tush
    butt
    behind
    can
    prat
    rump
    toosh

  95. guchiogucci says: 24

    why do they say “beat em to the punch”

  96. athoorth says: 23

    Marina, you’re great as usual!

    Only have one small complaint, one that I’d actually look over had I not wanted to have something to write about.

    You said that in Swedish it is Arsle, which is correct word, however you did not prenounce it even remotly correct :o (yesss evil me for saying this)

    I agree it is mostly understandable that you can’t be able to speak every language but, I needed something to write about hehehehe.

    Other Swedish words meaning ass: Arsle (as said), röv, rumpa, bak…

    Best Wishes. Ath. Todays Whiner Nr: 1

  97. yokel says: 22

    Well Hello Marina
    The word I am wondering about is Yokel- which of course happens to be my user name. It’s a bit goofy and beautiful at the same time don’t you think? I also noticed that you haven’t one single “Y” word yet, and I think this one is good start! I’m glad to have stumbled onto this sight- I’ve learned much whilst sipping a single glass of wine..
    -Scott

  98. CaptainJack says: 21

    A word comes to mind while watching this video. ‘Eloquent’

    Marina, you have the ability of making the most profound words in the English language to sound as if they where spoken by Kings and Queens of deep rooted royalty.

  99. Pat_the_Dog says: 20

    Hi,

    I’ve always wondered why such popular American foods as “hamburger” and “frankfurter” are named after German cities….

    Pat

  100. roadrunrnch says: 18

    Not sure why being an Ass ( Donkey ) is bad, To be compared to.?
    Hard working
    easy keeper
    friendly
    cute.

  101. igor.kh says: 17

    Point of record: Canadians say ass as well. Doing otherwise would have jeopardized Canadian national security!

  102. blueskies13 says: 16

    so a large mouth bass is a large mouth barse

  103. James says: 15

    Marina, In england we use ass and arse. That may be a dialect, some people will say gr arse, others will say gr ass.

  104. seesixcm6 says: 14

    Dear Marina, For your homework: Caboose, behind, rear. rear end. rump, seat, tookus, posterior, back end, saddlebags, cellulite carrier, derriere, fanny, hind, nether-region, and ass. (BTW, this is really low homework.) It’s also used with adjectives, such as smart-ass, cheap-ass, tired-ass, herpes-ass and others. What a difficult subject you chose! But your caboose is so nice to look at! :-)
    I’ve been a subscriber for over a month, now. You’ve quickly become part of my Internet habits. Without you, I’d likely go back to watching NFL football! Instead of low homework, my three favorite moments were: (1) When you screamed and hid under the bedcovers in your “Coulrophobic” video. (I hope you’re not like than on your wedding night!) (2) In your “Piggyback” video, you offered to let me give you piggyback rides and even pay me two dollars for them. (I doubt if I would walk very fast!) (3) When you wore a strapless dress in your “Fascinate” video. (And you looked nice today in a proper black high-collar dress and colorful bead necklace. I hope you will continue your Internet work for many years. Don’t go away! I was the third one to rate your video five stars! :razz:
    Your dear student, Seesixcm6

  105. James says: 13

    has anyone else had it? look at the last lesson

  106. Homework:
    caboose, bum, tookus, buttocks,
    seat cover, butt cheeks, heaven*,
    booty and Uranus – to name a few

    *her legs go straight to heaven
    5 stars x 2
    ciao XoxO

  107. Capman911 says: 10

    I know a lot of asses, but I don’t want to mention them here. So for the homework, rump, posterior, buttocks, anus, tail, butt, derriere, bottom, fanny, moon.

    • Are any of them named Jack___?

    • Capman911 says: 10.2

      Is a Jackass the same as a donkey or an ass or how about a burro? .

      • A jack is a male mule not a donkey :razz:

      • I watched a documentary about the difference but could not find any reference to it so this is what I found at Mule Barn.

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        Here are the definitions according to the Mule Barn:

        * Mule: A domesticated, hybrid animal that results from crossing a mare (female horse) and a jack (male donkey).
        * Donkey: A domesticated ass.

        Which, of course, begs the question “What is an ass?” Thankfully, Mule Barn also provides a definition of this particular animal.

        * Ass: A four-footed, hoofed mammal related to the horse, but smaller, with longer ears and a shorter mane, shorter hair on the tail, and a dark stripe along the back.

        So, it seems the aforementioned jackass is simply a male ass. The main difference between the jackass and the donkey is their domestication — the ass is wild; the donkey is domesticated.

        But what about the burro? Turns out that the burro is a small donkey that is often used as a pack animal because it is particularly sure-footed.

        Now we know my proper name, let me show you a photo of me on one of my not so great days at work.. My boss is such a jackass that day. I only weighed about 98 pounds. :roll:

      • @ Jack, I think your boss overloaded you that day, poor animal.

  108. wetsuit5 says: 9

    Tastefully done, by the way!! :lol: :lol:

  109. wetsuit5 says: 8

    Gotta get my fanny in gear. :razz: :razz: