Tell Mr Peabody he can take his job and shove it up his arse!
New idioms dictionary. 2014.
Stick (something) up your arse! — Shove/Stick (something) up your arse! taboo! something that you say in order to tell someone in a very angry way that you do not want or need something they could give you. Tell Mr Peabody he can take his job and shove it up his arse! … New idioms dictionary
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