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* While [[The View Askewniverse|Jay]] is pretty [[Cluster F-Bomb|potty-mouthed]] himself, Silent Bob gets one in ''[[Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back]]''. Jay's monkey is kidnapped and driven away in a van with a poster on the back that clearly shows its destination. After about 3 minutes of stupidity, ''[[Silent Bob|Silent]]'' [[Silent Bob|Bob]] is forced to set his friend straight. |
* While [[The View Askewniverse|Jay]] is pretty [[Cluster F-Bomb|potty-mouthed]] himself, Silent Bob gets one in ''[[Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back]]''. Jay's monkey is kidnapped and driven away in a van with a poster on the back that clearly shows its destination. After about 3 minutes of stupidity, ''[[Silent Bob|Silent]]'' [[Silent Bob|Bob]] is forced to set his friend straight. |
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{{quote| '''[[Silent Bob]]:''' [[This Is Sparta|The sign! On the back of the car! Said "Critters...Of]] ''[[Completely Missing the Point|Hollywood!!]]''" '''YOU DUMB FUCK!!!'''}} |
{{quote| '''[[Silent Bob]]:''' [[This Is Sparta|The sign! On the back of the car! Said "Critters...Of]] ''[[Completely Missing the Point|Hollywood!!]]''" '''YOU DUMB FUCK!!!'''}} |
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* In ''[[28 Days (Film)|28 Days]]'', the writers had to deliberate over the best place for Sandra Bullock to use the F word, it being a PG-13 movie an' all. In the end, they struck "Fuck Mr. Rogers" and went with the more perfunctory scene in which Bullock's character defends herself in a group circle. "Would you please just BACK THE FUCK OFF?!" |
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* Steve Martin's character launches a [[Cluster F-Bomb]] at an unsuspecting rental car agent in ''[[Planes Trains and Automobiles]]'', but the rental car agent wins the battle with one solidly placed [[Precision F-Strike]]. [[Crowning Moment of Funny]] for the film. |
* Steve Martin's character launches a [[Cluster F-Bomb]] at an unsuspecting rental car agent in ''[[Planes Trains and Automobiles]]'', but the rental car agent wins the battle with one solidly placed [[Precision F-Strike]]. [[Crowning Moment of Funny]] for the film. |
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* An extremely creative usage in ''[[Raising Arizona]]'', one of the [[Coen Brothers]]' few PG-13 rated movies: |
* An extremely creative usage in ''[[Raising Arizona]]'', one of the [[Coen Brothers]]' few PG-13 rated movies: |
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* In ''[[Killers]]'', after Katherine Heigl has found that her husband never told him about being an agent (and nearly getting killed several times), and then at the end finds out her father was also lying about who he was, she snaps and forces her husband and her parents into a "trust circle" and tells them that there will be no more secrets or lies in the family and no more killing, she then firmly illustrates her point by stating "I don't even want to see you swat a FUCKING fly!" |
* In ''[[Killers]]'', after Katherine Heigl has found that her husband never told him about being an agent (and nearly getting killed several times), and then at the end finds out her father was also lying about who he was, she snaps and forces her husband and her parents into a "trust circle" and tells them that there will be no more secrets or lies in the family and no more killing, she then firmly illustrates her point by stating "I don't even want to see you swat a FUCKING fly!" |
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* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tiTWGVwHp8 FUCK BARBRA STREISAND!] |
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tiTWGVwHp8 FUCK BARBRA STREISAND!] |
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* In ''[[Robin Hood Prince of Thieves]]'', after Robin and Azeem launch themselves over the castle walls with a catapult: |
* In ''[[Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves]]'', after Robin and Azeem launch themselves over the castle walls with a catapult: |
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{{quote| '''Will Scarlett''': Fuck me, he cleared it!}} |
{{quote| '''Will Scarlett''': Fuck me, he cleared it!}} |
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** Some versions change this to "Blimey, he cleared it!", or just "Cleared it", annoyingly. |
** Some versions change this to "Blimey, he cleared it!", or just "Cleared it", annoyingly. |