"He lost his [bleep]? Wasn't it attached??"
Heh, I noticed that too. For the life of me, I can't figure out what could possibly fit in the place of that "bleep" that makes the slightest bit of sense. Maybe "mojo" - but is that something that really needs to be bleeped out? Now, "mind" would work, and I can appreciate that referring to a Rat as having a "mind" to lose could be considered vulgar by many of us here, but somehow I don't think that explains it either.
Qwinn
I was wondering that too, actually. The best I could come up with was "lost his s**t", as phrase meaning "lost his mind", "lost his cool (i.e. composure)" or "went bonkers".
Searching for that phrase in Google turns up quite a few examples of it being used that way.
Well, I can think of one word. "He's got his (bleep) together" is a common phrase, maybe that's the word. ???
The [bleep] refers to excrement.