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Many people here have been saying 'pain the the ar......'. Why that part of the body?

I left out the word "ar...." because I was not sure if it would be rude. Sometimes a friend of mine who is a native speaker says that I am rude. What? Am I? I do not mean to be, huh...! It is very difficult for non native speakers to distinguish between what is rude and what is not rude.

Slang, phrasal verbs, and so on, are the biggest problems for non native speakers. Someone told me I should learn about those kinds of words because it was the the best way to learn English, particularly rude or curse words, which could help me to know the right way of using English like native speakers. I am still wondering about that. Is it really true or did that person just want to fool me?

Regarding the entry title, that is only an example from many rude words I have heard since coming here. It really gave me a 'pain the ar...' as well :P. I did not understand why that part of the body. You know, I get pain in other parts too. Last week, an Irish friend said 'si'. Again, what did he mean by 'si'? I asked my friend as usual. He told me that si meant yes. Oh! Maybe I should try to use it next time. I am now waiting for anyone to ask me a yes or no question, so I can answer with 'si'. Interesting!

Slugs are threatening me -_- (1)

I have been living in this house for 4 months. This house contains with 5 bedrooms, 4 double bedrooms and 1 single bedroom. My room is an en-suite double bedroom that is a bit smaller than the other double bedrooms; it's downstairs, on the left side of the front door.  The additional rooms share 1 bathroom. There is another bedroom downstairs close to the kitchen and there are additional rooms are upstairs.

I had 4 housemates at the beginning, 3 Irish, two 3rd year and a 4th year undergraduate, and 1 Taiwanese who is my friend and my ex-classmate when studying English, but now I only have 3 housemates, because one of them has just moved out on 13th of this month.

This house is quite old, cold and damp, particularly my bedroom. I have been sick several times after moving in this house. The biggest problem I have is not about that. It is about the creature named slug. This problem started during the first week of living here. I noticed that there were some trails of silver colour on the carpet almost every morning. I took some photos and showed them to my Taiwanese housemate. I also sent them to my Lithuanian friend. They told me that the trails might be of a snail or something like that.

Once I knew that I was threatened by some creatures that I might be scared of them(dont understand this sentence!!). I'm usually very afraid of worms and anything that is similar to them. So, I was very frightened. Oh my god!  How could I live in this house for the lease agreement of 1 year? I tried to find out what it was exactly and I found it finally. One day, I went to my friend's house and came back around 1 am. I opened the front door and looked around in the darkness and on the floor, as usual, to made sure that everything was okay. As I was doing that, I saw something moving, slowly, but it was so scary. The giant slugs were on the floor, behind the front door, close to my bedroom. I was shocked, my body shivered (I can feel that feeling even now, while I am writing this entry). I opened the bedroom door and let myself in, I just hoped that they might not try to get into my room.