http://www.fbomb.co gives a map of the origins of tweeted f-bombs in real time.

Caution: the actual tweets scroll by the right-hand side of the screen. Beware of frapnel.

Wow- The USA is a gutter-mouthed country...

One word with thousands of uses.

I am afraid it has one main use. It is used as an attempt to extend a poor vocabulary.

The Trained Slave will Behave

"The Push is On via Media's Dialectics,
For the Urgent Need of I.D. Biometrics,
Pentagon, Intelligence, Police in the Throng,
Updating Your Profile Courtesy Raytheon,
You Twitter and Tweet, Merrily Indulging,
Without a Thought of What You're Divulging,
Trained to Be Happy, Privacy-Free Slaves,
The Dream of Tyrants, Dictators, Knaves,
And Slaves Give it Freely, Never-a-Mind,
As Long as Spying's Unobtrusive, Silent Kind,
They Know from Prattle Who's Sick, Infertile,
For Population Studies, Checking Who's Sterile,
Are You Ticked as "Safe", Go With the Flow,
Politically Correct, Ensuring You don't Know?
In this Age of Universal Deceit,
Telling Truth's Revolutionary, Dangerous yet Neat"

- Alan Watt

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There's an ef bomb-laden saying that became very popular due to the ef-word being used in every possible way linguistically. The saying originated in NYC when one of my friends was in a cab on his way to meet me. Another cab forced my friend's cab right off the road and onto the sidewalk. Whereupon his cabbie yelled out the window: "ef you, you effing ef!" My friend told me about this event, and the story spread rapidly, eventually going national (and possible even world-wide). People even had T-shirts made!

This is good. If you created this term, you should be credited!

Just in a day's work, sir. But I thank you nonetheless.