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- shittyasklemmy@lemmy.uhhoh.com
- cross-posted to:
- shittyasklemmy@lemmy.uhhoh.com
- For fuck’s sake - What if you’ve got multiple fucks to give sake? Like for fucks’ sake? I guess you’d need multiple sakes in that case. - If you invoke fuck’s sake in corporate correspondence you doesn’t have no more fucks to give. 
- Oh for fuck’s sake!! 
 
- The poster totally knew that. 
 Classical engagement baiting strategy.
 
- it’s neither. the fuck is possessive, like “for pete’s sake” or “for god’s sake.” it’s for the sake of the fuck. - I feel like “for the sake of fuck” carries its own unique weight. - Yup, I think I’ll just slip that one into my lexicon 
 
- Who possesses the sake? Whose sake is it? Fuck possesses the sake. 's - And more importantly, is it warm or cold sake?  
- Took me 5 minutes to understand and appreciate this comment 
 
 
 
- Jeeze, too many people didn’t pay attention to middle school english classes. 
- Fun trick I learned in the NE US and thus call the “fuckouttahere” rule: - Due to the sheer lexical versatility of “fuck,” many idioms have a punchier, high-utility variant that omits any or all words preceding it. - As in “fuck’s sake, ma’am, this is a Wendy’s.” 
- For fuck, shake. 
- how come I member it as - for fuck sakes 


