Fit to Print

‘I remember getting this overwhelming feeling of, thank God I didn’t’ — here he used an expletive, the equivalent of mess up — ‘anybody over for this,’ he said, laughing.

‘That’s the bad [expletive].’

Before leaving immediately, as the N.B.A.’s rules stipulate, he followed Kennedy around the court and reportedly called him a ‘[expletive] faggot.’

‘The Islamists would write during Ramadan that fasting is very good for health, that it creates new brain cells, and I would write back, “This is [expletive],” ’ he told me.

Then Mr. Alford heard a shouted profanity from the other end of the line — the clearest sign of interest he had heard yet, he says.

How many times do I have to say that it’s a Quentin Tarantino movie?

‘The rock stars of ’70s were really [expletive].’

But a few seconds in, the camera pulled back to reveal the contributor Mike Yard, who shouted: ‘I can’t do it. It’s just not funny anymore, Larry. I mean, this man is an abomination of a human being,’ adding a four-letter kiss-off for emphasis.

Addressing Trooper Encinia with an expletive, Ms. Bland said, ‘I got epilepsy.’

‘You ask her why she cut her penis off?’ he asked, using a more vulgar term.

(For one thing, my girlfriend’s cousin actually used it to send her a message last weekend, although what he said was largely unprintable.)

The song is angry, catchy and full of profanity and violent images.

Sitting beside Taylor on a sofa, he shouted an expletive.

It was too crude to reproduce here, and anyway, I’ve learned not to try.

I’m going to be at the courtyard tomorrow and I’m going to beat the [expletive] out of you, that’s basically what’s going to happen.