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The word "Goddamn".

Am I damning god, or am I telling god to damn somebody?

I say the ladder, like God, Damn this bastard named Paul Pierce.

I like the word, but I don't want to offend the almighty man upstairs, ya dig?

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I personally don't care which, I just think it makes me look cool.

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I think you are forgiven from blasphemy if the term is applied to any team from Boston.

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Lol, it goes through my parents everytime I say it.

If you think the word is cool, you should like this song.

The Pusher

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It's just short of god damn you, which should give you the answer.

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Agreed.

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I think it is God Damned Paul Pierce. As in God has already done his bit and damned him, you are left to deal with the mess.

We have just shortened it in modern speech by dropping the 'ed'.

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Everytime I wanna say f*ck this stupid a$$ board, $hit like this keeps me coming back. Repped.

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He hasn't done enough, the fat bastard is still making 17 mil a year.

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you goofball, it's "latter".

:D

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Thank you, you're beautiful.

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Goddamnit, I thought so.

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God could have 'damned' him to be your problem, not his own.

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Although if you had a long enough ladder, you could possibly go holler at the guy upstairs to ask him yourself. A latter wouldn't help you in that scenario though.

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You guys are so insightful.