Well you know, like ass as in donkey, and arse as in... arse.
They sound different.
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Like in "Heart of Glass" by Blondie, one of the rhymes gets mucked up by here saying "ass" not "arse"; and "glass" with a southern accent.
We have Norfolk below us and Yorkshire above us, so my accent's a bit of a mix of north and south - a little bit like a Nottingham accent.
Southerners think it's well northern, and Northerners thinks it sounds poncy southern. Someone in Hull said I had a Cockney twang. Eh???
Anyway, I say 'ass' to rhyme with 'glass', so suppose it would work.
Ooh!
Do you say glass or glarse?
(Well I'm not sure that makes sense but you know what I mean.)
But that's "arse", not "ass" to me!
Oh.
Question answered. 
Quote: zooo @ July 28 2008, 8:10 PM BSTOoh!
Do you say glass or glarse?
(Well I'm not sure that makes sense but you know what I mean.)
Ezakly.
Quote: zooo @ July 28 2008, 8:10 PM BSTOh.
Question answered.
There goes your pyschicosity again 
Ha!
Although, now I'm still not sure how you say it.
I'm so very confused!
Jeebus it's pretty confusing
Do you say grass to rhyme with erm 'sass'.
Or grass to rhyme with 'park'.
Kind of.
Ok - with a short 'a' as in 'pad', not 'father'.
You northerner!!