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guf | 19:29 Mon 26th Jun 2006 | Phrases & Sayings
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where does the phrase i have seen my arse come from
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Avatar Image DaSwede
Below.
20:01 Mon 26th Jun 2006
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Down Under...?
21:07 Mon 26th Jun 2006
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A fevered imagination.
00:09 Tue 27th Jun 2006
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Probably guf, by the look of it. Possibly with the help of a 'rear view mirror'...
03:47 Wed 28th Jun 2006
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According to Wikipedia, these were the reputed last words of Charles I (d. 30.1.1649)
12:36 Wed 28th Jun 2006
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Someone asked this (in Adverts I think, for some reason) a week or so ago. People from Liverpool and Manchester over to me in Yorkshire had heard of it; others swore it did not exist. I've heard it mainly in the form 'he/she has seen his/her arse', to mean, 'he/she is in a mood, has gone off in a sulk'.
16:23 Wed 28th Jun 2006

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