damnation

"Goddammit, you gonna let your brother go, while you go to Hell?" asks Ed Frickerson.

But I'm struck by how I know less, goddammit, in this glut of information than when I started."

I kept waiting for the moment when I'd think to myself, "Goddammit, this atheism stuff sucks.

"I'm not sure what the (expletive) it is, but we're on it, goddammit!"

I'm like, 'Ah, I can do this.' Goddammit, I thought I'd gotten better at it," she added.

It was his kitchen, goddammit! Patrick had cooked in this kitchen for nearly thirty years and Ben had eaten there--apart from the five years he'd spent hiding out in England when the war was at its height and everyone was getting their limbs hacked off and Teeth and his thugs were cutting a bloody swath through the land with their machetes and corpses were piled on the streets.

I was 11, goddammit, going to psychiatrists and switching from Ritalin to Adderall to lord knows what else in what felt like endless experimentation to make sure "things were going OK." A Jewish-day-school-attending pre-teen boy, I wasn't exactly the song's target audience, but when I first heard it over a decade later it struck a part of me that long ago had felt weak and helpless in the face of all the tutors and doctors I needed to see every week.

He'd understand that I'm telling the truth, goddammit."

'Turn Me On, Goddammit' is a quirky story of sexuality and growing up in a small town.

But a few little setbacks won't stop this domestic goddess from celebrating family and togetherness, goddammit, so I force everyone in my house to eat what I have made.

Thurman, Commander of the Fourth Infantry Division (Mech.), declared, "Goddammit, I am going to just quit," as he waived his rank).

I said to myself goddammit, I can 't write this poem.

You can say 'Sonofabitch' but there are times when Peter has to shout 'Dammit' instead of 'Goddammit', which doesn't have that extra punch.