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If you wanted to be literal it would be sit flesh, perhaps sitting muscles, like working memory and in the broadest sense it might mean composure, patience, ded
by posterboy 8y ago
If you wanted to be literal it would be sit flesh, perhaps sitting muscles, like working memory and in the broadest sense it might mean composure, patience, dedication in a restricted sense, or in a literally broad sense it means the buttox. Probably not a fat ass gotten from sitting around and neglecting exercise but eating like a weight lifter, although that was my first association in context ... compare "Arsch in der Hose haben" - "to be a hard/bad-ass", referring to courage, abillity and composure more generally, not too different from the massive balls meme.
Great story bbc, very tabloid vulgar after all.
- DoreenMichele 8y agoFlesh is the nearest English cognate, but meat is the correct translation. (I'm less clear on sitz, if it should be seat or if it is about sitting.) But I'm thinking maybe the idea is along the lines of "put your glutes into it" or "do you have the glutes for that?"