Assumptions
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Your language :D
Who says asshat and shithawk?
Can Someone please translate this into American English? I'm really confused on what it says
from what I can guess.. he saw a fancy car park in a handicap spot and he thought he was bad ass enough to tell this driver what a douche he is, but then OP saw a wheel chair in the car and had to apologize for being a pompous jerk.
is this written in British-style Ebonics?
I am sure OP has learned a valuable lesson. Mind your OWN business. Congrats!!
Shitehawk means An objectionable person, or a twat or wanker. It's Irish. And since my mother tongue isn't English, I couldn't understand "twat" and "wanker", either. **** English.
Where I come from a shitehawk is a seagull, as it's a bird that everyone despises. I would consider asshat an American term, I've never heard it in conversation, only seen it used by US posters on forums.
Even being English I have no idea what is said here..
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Hah. Shitehawk. Anyway, why are people solving things by being impulsively aggressive, nowadays? Geez.