/soy/ - Soyjaks

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>>14857560 (OP)
it's pretty arse

sus

This is a part of poopson

>>14857567
AI context for anyone confused and scared by this post:
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Arse and ass are two forms of the same word, referring to the buttocks or a foolish person, but their usage differs significantly by region and context.
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Arse is the British English term for the buttocks and is commonly used in phrases like "Get off your arse!" or "I landed flat on my arse." It is also used in idioms such as "arse about" (to act foolishly) or "arse over tit" (to fall headfirst). In British English, ass typically refers only to the animal (a donkey), not the body part. However, due to American media influence, the use of "ass" to mean buttocks is becoming more common in the UK, especially among younger people.
Ass is the American English equivalent for the buttocks and is also used to describe a foolish or rude person (e.g., "Don’t be an ass!"). In American English, ass is the only word used for both the animal and the body part, and it is not considered a euphemism. The word is generally considered more vulgar in American English than "arse" is in British English.
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Etymology and Pronunciation
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Arse comes from Old English ærs, meaning "buttocks" or "hind part."
Ass derives from Latin asinus, meaning "donkey," and entered English through French.
In British English, the /r/ sound is often dropped in pronunciation (non-rhotic accent), making "arse" sound like "ass." This led to the spelling shift in American English, where the word was adapted to reflect the pronunciation, even though the spelling was not updated.

>>14857784
thank you caca

i think i remember the og art this was traced from

ias

pure gem