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Not very funny... not even worth a smile.
asshole why didnt you give her the money back
not much of a joke its thieving her money
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He should have asked her, how much she lost! If it was the same as found, he should have given it back to her, forth with!
Not very funny, even though its posted in SDC Jokes.
Not very funny, even though its posted in SDC Jokes.
I'm flabbergasted at the number of people taking this seriously - it's a joke, for crying out loud. It didn't really happen. This is not about real people. Save your outrage for things that really matter.
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The correct spelling is arsehole Lets keep the King's English as it is. If you keep this up we are in danger of losing our unique KULTURE!! FAIR SUCK OF THE SAUCE BOTTLE MATE.... Luv Kevin
Asshole is British and dates back to the 1880's. Meaning a "contemptible person" is from mid-1930s. Earlier the word was a Northern English and Scottish dialectal variant of ash-hole, a "receptacle for ashes beneath a grate." Wright's "English Dialect Dictionary" (1898) lists many examples, such as, "Tell'd her a hunderd times nivver to put t'poaker i' t'ass-hoil" [West Yorkshire]. So, whilst the Americans may use it more than us, it is in fact English.
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