The phrase "arseholes in" is correct and usable in written English, though it is informal and potentially offensive.
It can be used in contexts where you are expressing frustration or disdain towards a group of people or a situation.
Example: "I can't believe the arseholes in charge decided to cut our funding without any warning."
Alternatives: "jerks in" or "idiots in".
Leon Pryce famously offended the Sydney tabloids at the Tri-Nations two years ago when he favourably compared Blackpool to Bondi while the prop Stuart Fielden was probably referring to reporters rather than players when he labelled Australians "arseholes" in a documentary shot during that tour.
Jack would eat the worm with the straightforward pragmatism of a man who has seen hundreds of strippers' arseholes in the past calendar year alone, and then he would turn to the camera and ask for more.
Maybe it's because of the setting, maybe it's just that it's so camp it's basically Febreze for testosterone, but the same people I'd met being arseholes in San An's West End were actually great fun at Zoo Project, painting themselves up like the cast of Cats and generally living the nu-Ibizan dream.
Because, I promise you, Arsehole 1 definitely seems like an arsehole in hers.
The point is, if you're going to be an arsehole in London, you're going to be an arsehole in LA, too".
Was she aware he'd been an arsehole in her general direction?
Anyone who's been cornered by the arsehole in the pub knows how annoying it is; imagine if you were cornered by several arseholes every time you went out for a drink.
More chillingly, he continues, "I've asked for the address of this arsehole in London and I've given a dossier to Vitalich who will take everything to Moscow".
As usual, the assignment required Oliver to adopt the persona of "a monstrous arsehole" – in this case arguing that Australia's 1996 semi-automatic weapons ban had really been a tragedy, because supporting it had cost several politicians their jobs.
At one point she races around the Grand Canyon in a Gran Torino car and is struck "by the canyon not as a huge cunt, but as the biggest arsehole in the world..… I was induced to laugh at the obvious when I came across a sign saying 'rim worship'".
There was another "Who's right out of these two arseholes?" debate in the papers last week.
