| There obviously aren't 3,168 F-words in it, there couldn't be that many in two hours even if that was the only word which was sung. |
| However, we consistently leverage F-words to get our clients television, radio and print coverage. |
| Erdoy-an must not allow his colleagues, his friends, his supporters to keep swearing, sometimes with f-words. |
| Any more of those f-words and God forbid they might start thinking about letting rough common children into these private tennis clubs. |
| According to Washington Post, it was found that men swear more than women and f-words are plain Janes in front of Twitter's curse word of choice. |
| So do we really want a remake of this cult gem as modern television with shaky handheld camerawork, artful slo-mo, f-words and sets that don't shake? |
