I know that apart from being specific to the gluteal area, the ass, especially the sorry (as distict from hopeful?) ass, signifies the whole self. Why, we Brits do that - viz. get your arse out of here. I always used to wonder why we spoke of "head" of cattle when quantifying a herd, since their arses were, on balance, so much more valuable.
But in this particular case, are these the all-embracing arses, and actually dead (necrophilia?) or are we still below the belt and referring (if I may be so bold) to the lady-garden, and hence to the implication of frigidity. This, though brings the problem that the gentleman has to make the pass before he can make the judgement.
I think it would make more sense (and I think Dottie would back me up here) that "Men don't repeat passes..."
Do you get my indelicate drift?
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