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		<title>Uncensored English UE03 - idioms - kick ass</title>
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This podcast covers the phrase to kick (someone’s / something’s) ass and kick-ass as an adjective. First we need to talk about the ass part. It can refer to a real ass (butt or bum), but usually the ass is metaphorical. That is, it's ...</description>
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		<title>UE03 kick ass show notes (pdf)</title>
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		<title>Uncensored English vocabulary: Barking spiders and stepping on frogs (Farts part 2)</title>
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Barking spiders and stepping frogs: the vocabulary of farting

Hi Lori here welcoming you to part two of our episode on farts and farting, from uncensoredenglish.com. In part two, Michael and I discuss vocabulary, slang and even some phrasal verbs -- all to do with farts. ...</description>
		<link>http://uncensored.betteratenglish.com/farts-2-vocabulary/</link>
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		<title>Uncensored English conversation: Farts (part 1)</title>
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Barking spiders and stepping frogs: the vocabulary of farting
Hi! Lori here, welcoming you to another episode of Uncensored English. Today my British friend Michael and I discuss farts and farting, a topic that we think is very funny. Unfortunately, some of you might find it ...</description>
		<link>http://uncensored.betteratenglish.com/farts-1-conversation/</link>
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		<title>What pisses you off? Part 2 - vocabulary</title>
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Informal ways to express irritation, frustration and difficulty
Noun phrases
Pain in the neck (Am E. Br.E ): /rear/ass/bum (Br.E)/butt (Am.E) : describing anything tedious, difficult, annoying or irritating. Also used to describe people who are annoying, irritating or difficult to deal with:

My boss is a real ...</description>
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		<title>What pisses you off? Part 1 - conversation</title>
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Introduction

Hello and welcome to Uncensored English!  Uncensored English is an English learning podcast that teaches you the edgier side of the English language. My name is Lori, and I am the naughty person in charge of the show. At Uncensored English, we believe that ...</description>
		<link>http://uncensored.betteratenglish.com/piss-off-part-1/</link>
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