The phrase "arsehole for" is not a commonly used or grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It is considered vulgar and offensive language. It would be better to rephrase the sentence using more appropriate language. Example of rephrased sentence: "He was scolded for being rude and disrespectful."
He learned to manage his problem by "banging a load of Valium up me arsehole for the comedown".
During a refuelling stopover in Moscow on the way home from a gruelling trip to Asia, his foreign-policy guru lost his temper and called a German soldier an "arsehole" for apparently refusing to serve him caviare.
D3 said he told Kovtun he was "an arsehole" for having dragged his ex-wife Marina and her child into this awful case, adding that if he were really innocent he had nothing to worry about.
I wake up with a headache and I feel pretty bad, which comes from drinking for 14 hours straight and acting like an arsehole for a week.
Plenty of fans use "we" when referring to a team: "We played well on Tuesday; we were this close to getting promoted; we saved money signing this rich arsehole for slightly less money than the other arsehole who wasn't as rich".
She knew there were thefts, rapes, terrible things going on, she blamed 200 arseholes for ruining the reputation of 6,000 good people – but weren't things just the same in Calais, weren't there arseholes the world over?
Which unfortunately for me recently resulted in my friend Gavin answering the question "What's the best thing about cats?" with the response, "Their puckered arseholes, for certain," while his onscreen Mii nodded along innocently.
Shuttling around the most anonymous parts of Europe in a smelly tin can full of arseholes for weeks at a time, stopping only to perform slightly offensive-seeming interpretations of local customs while a bald northerner whoops at you can't be anyone's idea of fun.
He was Jeremy Kyle if Jeremy Kyle used his arsehole powers for good instead berating people with tattoos for smelling bad.
As for her arsehole of a husband, well, he may have had a fitting punishment too.
Could I be happy for these Gooners – these arseholes – who, for 99percentt of the year, I would rather see beaten with silverware than winning it?
