Goddamn

Express Scripts executives started rushing to the stage and someone yelled, "He's in goddamn New York." ❋ Unknown (2005)

Why the hell couldn't the neighbours knock on my damn door and tell me to keep it down before they called the goddamn cops? ❋ Emu-head (2007)

By the standards of primetime broadcast television - and I don't think this has changed since the 1990s - the word goddamn is considered profoundly offensive to many Americans. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I've heard people fucking run down the hallways here screaming at 2am and as far as I know, no one called the goddamn cops on them. ❋ Emu-head (2007)

And most of the people who are conceding Bush's victory are predicating it on Ohio, and I would think that Florida 2000 would be more than enough to keep anyone from prematurely calling a goddamn thing. ❋ Kradical (2004)

Why not just call their goddamn parents at that point? ❋ Unknown (2009)

Equally sweet was his solo performance of "I Remember," "Last Song for B," and "Little Yellow Spider" - the latter of which he was preparing a "goddamn" - less version of for a taping of ❋ Unknown (2009)

They can't be a "goddamn" peace with people wanting annihilation and conquer ... ❋ Unknown (2009)

An official at Glencoe, Alabama's WGMZ, whose version of the song replaces "goddamn" with silence, considered playing the original "at appropriate times," like late at night, as opposed to "the morning drive slot with children in the car." ❋ Unknown (2009)

At radio station WBPT 106.9 FM in Birmingham, Alabama, program manager Mike Schoenherr (better known as Hurricane Shane) replaced the first syllable of the word "goddamn" with a lyric-less snippet of music from elsewhere in the song. ❋ Unknown (2009)

He added, "If they object to the song, they shouldn't play it, and they shouldn't be capitalizing on it -- in a way, that's as much blasphemy as saying 'goddamn' itself." ❋ Unknown (2009)

Gingrich, if this is some kind of goddamn motherfuckin' joke, it ain't funny! ❋ Johnny Pez (2009)

So notable was Woolf that the picture that was the first to use the words "goddamn" and "bugger" went on to Oscars galore, earning Elizabeth Taylor a greatly deserved second Academy Award. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Watching the Emmys last night (and was Sally Field cut off because she spoke out against the war or because she said "goddamn"?) ❋ Roger Sutton (2007)

A lot of companies, BOOM! included, are skittish about the word "goddamn," for instance, because as unbelievable as this is to me, there are still people out there who are more offended by one word of language than they are by the entirety of Dane Cook's existence. ❋ Mark Waid (2009)

She's cute, she's perky, she's folksy ( "gosh darn" is, of course, the wimped version of "goddamn") and, with that wink and a nod, she'll enthrall the "base." ❋ Unknown (2008)

Kaye tries to balance the crazy fundamentalists with people who are often considered leftist extremists -- Noam Chomsky, Peter Singer -- but it would be a rare viewer who would not see them as calm, thoughtful, rational, and relatively sane when cast against people who claim that anybody who uses the word "goddamn" ought to be executed. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Censorship for anti-war statement, not "goddamn" by Mikael Rudolph on Monday, Sep 17, 2007 at 11: 52: 07 PM ❋ Unknown (2007)