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'''Huey:''' Granddad, [[Hypocrite|you said the word "nigga"]] ''[[Hypocrite|46]]''[[Hypocrite| times yesterday.]]. I ''counted!''

'''Granddad:''' [[I Resemble That Remark|Nigga, hush!]]|''[[The Boondocks]]''}}

These characters are likely to drop [[Cluster F-Bomb|Cluster F Bombs]]s where they're allowed to. Otherwise they may be doomed to [[Gosh Dang It to Heck]]. May also be subjected to [[The Swear Jar]]. This is often a trait of a [[Drill Sergeant Nasty]], [[Da Chief]], or [[Da Editor]], assuming the work in question is R-rated or the equivalent.

== Anime &and Manga ==

* King Dedede and Knuckle Joe from the [[Kirby: ofRight theBack Starsat Ya!|Kirby anime]]. [[Spice Up the Subtitles|The fansubbers take it]] [[Up to Eleven]].

* Subverted with ''[[Discworld/]]'', ''[[The Truth|]]'': Subverted with Mr. Tulip]], who doesn't --ing swear. He just says "--ing" a --ing lot. Although we're never told how he pronounces "--"...

* It is implied in one strip of [[Beetle Bailey]] thathas Sergeant Snorkel, of all the soldiers at Camp Swampy,who was the absolute worst when it came to swearing. BasicallyIn one strip, the resident minister of the camp was complaining to one of the officers about the amount of swearing going on at the camp, and suggests Sarge teach them not to swear, to the officer's shock and exhasperationexasperation. It then cuts to Sarge accidentiallyaccidentally hurting himself with a tack thatand he[[Minor wasInjury going to place on a bulletin board, and uttersOverreaction|uttering a long list of profanities]] ([[Symbol Swearing|all censored]]), and- the officer, tellingas the minister, who is coveringcovers his ears, that the longofficer listimplies of profanitiesthat he is uttering is ''only'' for a tack prick, implying that the listd ishave even longer and far more profane outbursts with more serious injuries/more angering situations.

* Darryl MacPherson in ''[[Baby Blues]]'' has a swearing problem, (particularly when irritated or after injuring himself, with. himHe once somehow managingmanaged to write a swear word on a note identifying a coffee table that was intended to help one of the kids identify furniture after stubbing his leg on it).

* As noted with the trope quote, Grampa"Grandpa" Robert Freeman from ''[[The Boondocks]]'' is quite foul-mouthed, in particular with the N-word, having done so at least 46 times the day before.

* Ragna The Bloodedge and Kokonoe both tend to drop Cluster S.o.B. Bombs in ''[[Blaz BlueBlazBlue]]''.

*:* Kokonoe takes her language much further than that, often getting creatively [[This Trope Is Bleep|censored]] as a result. Let's try this dialogue from Rachel's gag reel in ''Continuum Shift'':

*:* [[Big Bad|Haz]] [[Troll|amaHazama]] is pretty bad for this as well.

*:* Makoto isn't as bad as the previous offenders, but she is still quite a potty mouth.

* Jack in ''[[Mass Effect 2]]''. In ''[[Mass Effect 3]]'', {{spoiler|she has to continually cut her curses short whenever her students are listening}}.

* Kaine from ''[[Nie RNieR]]''. The very first thing you hear when booting up the game is her delivering a [[Cluster F-Bomb]] to Weiss.

* The ''[[Left 4 Dead]]'' series takes full advantage of being Rated M, and [[Cluster F-Bomb|drops more S bombs than you can shake a stick at]]. However, of all the characters, [[Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep"|Coach]] stands out. Just try going a full sixty seconds without hearing him swear, - it will fail.

* Feinne's [[Let's Play]]Gig of ''[[Soul Nomad and The World Eaters]]'' recordedis definitely this trope, to the numberpoint ofthat timesFeinne's Gig[[Let's swore.Play]] Oh,of andthe Giggame istracked definitelythe thisnumber tropeof swears.

* Coyote from ''[[Drugs and Kisses|Drugsand Kisses]]'' not only swears the most, but is the only character in the comic to drop the occasional [[Country Matters|C-Bomb]].

* [[Punny Name|Fowlmouth/Foulmouth]] from ''[[Tiny Toon Adventures]]'';: bleeps in the show, "Dad Gum" in [[The Movie]]. It's noted, however, that Fowlmouth cleans up his language when there are little kids nearby.

* Though almost everyone in ''[[South Park]]'' swears except for Butters (usually) most of it comes from Eric Cartman. Kenny also has a particularly foul mouth.

* Parodied onin ''[[Codename: Kids Next Door]]'' with Pottymouth, a rarely seen villain who uses child-caliber profanity in literally every sentence he utters.

* Palpatine in the ''[[Robot Chicken]]'' Star Wars specials was probably the worst offender in regards to swearing. In particular, he uttered exactly nine usages of the F-word, six of which were in a chain, in the skit where Vader calls him at his office when telling him about the destruction of the Death Star. He later gives four usages of the F-word in a later skit detailing his bad day on the Death Star, two of which were, again, in a chain. In fact, with the exception of two Stormtroopers in Episode II and Lando Calrissian, a large majority of the more profane language (ie, the ones that are required to be bleeped out when in syndication) are from Palpatine's mouth.

* Former Prime Minister of Australia Paul Keating was infamous for his barnyard vocabulary ''while still in office'' (probably he still drops the odd [[Cluster F-Bomb]]), being very much the guttermouth by Australian political standards - link:https://web.archive.org/web/20070829103719/http://www.webcity.com.au/keating/

* [[Ramsays KitchenGordon NightmaresRamsay||Gordon]] [[Precision F-Strike|fucking]] [[Ramsays KitchenGordon NightmaresRamsay|Ramsay]]

* [[Pamela Segal]], according to fellow voice actress April Winchell.