Associated Press DRM diagram demystified (with cuss-words) - Boing ... ❋ Unknown (2009)
We saw a good deal of the Custers that winter, for although he wasn't the kind I'm used to seek out being Puritan straight, no booze, baccy, or naughty cuss-words, and full of soldier talk-it's difficult to resist a man who treats you as though you were a military oracle, and can't get enough of your conversation. ❋ Estelle Bruno (2010)
It makes us world-weary and knowing -- but we are dealt into a vast postcard called New York and in this sea of intricately woven cuss-words and iPod noddings and shoulder-bumpings, how would we pause? ❋ Unknown (2009)
Gosh, I don't even know how to start describing my outrage over Linda's bosses and your parents... *mumbles cuss-words semi-coherently* ❋ Elizabeth McClung (2008)
And then -- then he'd just seem to be riled with anger and lay down the law of the Lord between cuss-words that all the slaves could understand. ❋ Work Projects Administration (N/A)
If a fellow could quote classical "Mehercule," and Shakespearean cuss-words, he would not perhaps be so vulgar as to say "hell." ❋ Unknown (N/A)
Little Stevie don't let out a string of good, honest cuss-words like a man then I'll eat my hat. ❋ Grace Livingston Hill Lutz (N/A)
Of course he promotes a race-war immediate, playing the white "open" and the red to lose, so to speak, when she up an 'spanks his face, addressing expurgated, motherly cuss-words at him like he'd been a bad boy and swallered his spoon, or dug an eye out of the kitten. ❋ Rex Ellingwood Beach (1913)
It's plumb solemn an 'reverent the way he makes them untamed cuss-words sit up an' beg. ❋ Rex Ellingwood Beach (1913)
Owin 'to the high spots on the road, she looked like one of these movin' picters, as to blur and wobble; sounded like a cyclone mingled with cuss-words, and smelt like hell on housecleanin 'day. ❋ Stewart Edward White (1909)
"That's drawin 'it mild," says I. "Would you like the loan of a few able-bodied cuss-words?" ❋ Sewell Ford (1907)
You could take these men and soak their heads overnight in a pailful of ideas, and they wouldn't absorb anything but the few loose cuss-words that you'd mixed in for flavoring. ❋ Lorimer, George H (1903)
While I don't mean to say that the average wedding present carries a curse instead of a blessing, it could usually repeat a few cuss-words if it had a retentive memory. ❋ Lorimer, George H (1903)
When Buck himself had used up all the cuss-words in Missouri on his conduct, she had sense enough to know that his stock of trouble was full, and that if she wanted to get a hold on him she mustn't show him stripes, but something in cheerful checks. ❋ Lorimer, George H (1903)
A boy doesn't pick up cuss-words when his mother's around or learn cussedness from his father. ❋ Lorimer, George H (1903)
He noted the place where Jack used to scratch the door to get into the cabin, and started at the thought that he should hear it no more, and told himself, with many cuss-words, that he was "mighty glad of it." ❋ Ernest Thompson Seton (1903)
It's a mighty good thing to understand French if you can use it to some real purpose, but when all the good it does a fellow is to help him understand the foreign cuss-words in a novel, or to read a story which is so tough that it would make the Queen's English or any other ladylike language blush, he'd better learn hog-Latin! ❋ Lorimer, George H (1903)
James rose to his feet, the cuss-words of a corporal rumbled behind his lips. ❋ Harold MacGrath (1901)
