seen his arse, seeing his arse...

[RonaldMcDonald]

wtf does this mean and how is it suddenly common parlance upon this site?

I haven't seen this written anywhere :/

Wot?

two people have said it this evening on aibu threads.....

I read your post and boy was I annoyed. I saw my arse! I thought, that RonaldMcDonald, she's got a liberty, pinching one of my favourite expressions.

She'll see my arse if she does that to me again!

Never seen it before.

PS God knows where it started but I recall it first of all said by someone from Milton Keynes circa 2002.

I did see this on one thread but I assumed it was just a typo- what on earth does it mean?!?

tis very common in mancunia

used to hear it on an almost daily basis when I worked on the in-patient psychiatric wards.

Means losing your rag, getting in a strop et al.

According to the urban dictionary it means you make a fool of yourself and get upset about it.

I just read that - its a brilliant saying - am deffo gong to steal it.

so it's just lost his temper then?
seen his arse = lost his temper

i am very old

Its not an expression I've not heard before.

My favourite "arse" expression is:

"He couldn't find his arse with two hands"

(urban dictionary definition: Someone who does not have a clue about what is going on around them. A person that has to have jokes explained to them. Even worse, someone that acts as if they don't understand something even when they understand perfectly)

oops to many 'not's in that

oops again , 'too many'

(time for bed methinks)

Is very common phrase up here in Scouseland

I don't get it - but apparently, my DP has "seen his arse" tonight. Im mighty perplexed

Round here - Cheshire - they say if someone gets the hump, they're 'showing their arse'

Norbert, the version of that I know is 'couldn't find his arse with two hands and a flashlight'

Have heard of the expression "got his arse in his hands", meaning he's in a state/tizzy/having a hissy fit (I think at least?) but not your one.

means being in a grump

seen his arse - a common saying around these parts (liverpool) to not like or disagree with something and get a cob on

We say it, "he's seen his arse" means he's in a bad mood/angry, same as "he's taken his ball in"

my grandma used to say "he looks like he has his arse in his hand" meaning "someone's smacked his bum and he doesn't like it". usually said of the vicar.

oh i love "he's taken his ball in" you can just imagine a little lad getting a strop on and taking his ball indoors!! hahahahaha