But minutes later, he used a profanity to describe a political consultant who had offended him.
Wilpon also used a profanity to describe the team as bad, which seemed to catch some players off guard.
Robert DeMasco, who owns Pierless Fish, a wholesaler in New York, used a profanity to describe someone who buys farm-raised fish and sells it as wild.
Torre used a profanity to describe how scared he was of McGriff in the 1996 World Series, when McGriff played for Atlanta.
As he chowed down with a bunch of firefighters, Mr. Bloomberg used a profanity to characterize the veracity of the account of Dr. Atkins' death last year -- he slipped and fell on a sidewalk -- and said that the doctor had been "fat".
Ms. Demetriou's father, Demetris Demetriou, said the police told him that Mr. Omar had shown no remorse immediately after the accident and had used a profanity to slur the women.
If a vice president uses a profanity to describe a senator, why should we sanitize his expression?" Allan Siegal, Whitney's predecessor as standards editor, said that Remnick was invited to speak at a retreat of Times editors some years ago and criticized "the prudery and hypocrisy of not using dirty words in the paper".
The officer threatened to "punt" Thomas in the groin, using a profanity for her genital area. .
He demanded some socks, again using a profanity.
"Chip can't shake...," McCoy said, using a profanity.
