Shit or get off the potty. In Shakespeare's words, "sink or swim". Henry IV.
Kiss my arse. Comes from Goethe's play Götz von Berlichingen. The original words: "Er kann mich im Arsche lecken". He can lick my arse.
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Literally it is even 'He can lick me in my arse'