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*God damn

• shantly 7y ago
  No, "got damn" is perfectly cromulent.
  • sergiotapia 7y ago
    yes cromulent and asperdicious
  • celticninja 7y ago
    Perhaps if you are German gott damn is acceptable.
    • shantly 7y ago
      Gul dern, then, if you prefer.
• yowlingcat 7y ago
  No, they're slightly different phrases. https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=gotdamn https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=gotdamn
  • celticninja 7y ago
    Urban dictionary is the least reliable source of anything on the internet. It's where you put a definition when you don't want to be wrong.
    • yowlingcat 7y ago
      You say source, I say narrative. While not wrong to suggest many Urban Dictionary definitions are either jokes or in use by nobody but the poster, the English language is not and probably never has been at rest. Urban Dictionary is a pretty large destination for recording slang as it develops. Especially in this case, where it was made popular by the "He Boot Too Big" meme: https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/he-boot-too-big-for-he-gotdamn-feet https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/he-boot-too-big-for-he-gotdam...