Quotes About Expletive

Gods of fucking algebra!

Holy [Insert your choice of a swear word here]," said Fang stunned.

OH SON OF A MOTHERFUCK THE FUCKING SOY SAUCE IS DIGGING A FUCKING HOLE INTO MY FUCKING FACE.

They'd insert a probe into the patient's head to press the nodule and the patient's immediate response would be to shout out, "FUCK IT! WHY NOT?

Holy shit," I breathed. "Hellhounds." "Harry," Michael said sternly. "You know I hate it when you swear." "You're right. Sorry. Holy shit," I breathed, "heckhounds.

Well fuck me sideways 'til I cry

Oh, shit, ' said Jean.

Watch the shagging, you little bastard!' he shouted. 'Fucking look at it!' Hot sun was burning the

Well, fuck a duck.

Naturally there's a fucking conchigliette in my shoe!

Shit,' he said succinctly.

IMHO, we groan at puns because we sense, deep in our souls, that there has been some egregious violation of the rules forbidding the base exploitation of language. Indeed, the pun is considered by many to be more distasteful than the common expletive. You might even say the pun is mightier than the s-word.

It was a multi-f-bomb kind of night.

There would always be an expletive in a New York sentence. Even from a judge. Soderberg was not fond of bad language, but he knew its value at the right time. A man on a tightrope, a hundred and ten stories in the air, can you possibly fucking believe it?

Shite and onions!

Do you want me to swear this time? Yes. Well, crap.

if he fell, well, he fell—but if he survived he would become a monument, not carved in stone or encased in brass, but one of those New York monuments that made you say: Can you believe it? With an expletive. There would always be an expletive in a New York sentence. Even from a judge. Soderberg was not fond of bad language, but he knew its value at the right time. A man on a tightrope, a hundred and ten stories in the air, can you possibly fucking believe it?

Someone told me I need to stop dropping F-bombs. What the [f*@%] is an F-bomb?

shit, shit, shit.

Question for the Family Feud game show: "Name something that you can't say on TV.

Where the fuck is Mickey!? Fuck's sake! If there's no Mickey, this shit ain't Disney!

Holy shit," I breathed. "Hellhounds." "Harry," Michael said sternly. "You know I hate it when you swear." "You're right. Sorry. Holy shit," I breathed, "heckhounds

The parrot had a range of phrases. His own name ('Niko, Niko'), the name of his original owner and now 'Stavros'. Occasionally he would also say 'Panagia mou', which could be an expression of piety but also a gentle expletive, depending on how it was said. With the parrot it was hard to tell. It did not sound pious.

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