Sometimes I give in and placate you, but dammit IT'S MY PHONE AND I WANT TO PLAY WITH IT!
If you want to put that Journey CD on your iPod, then dammit, you should be able to.
I figure: if you're willing to lie for candy, if you're willing to dress up when you're far too old for it, humiliate yourself in front of strangers, then dammit, you probably need these red-nougated 3 Musketeers bars more than I do.
We can see your feet, God dammit, you're not fooling anyone.
That's less creepy than, "We know everything about you, and dammit, we know what you're buying next".
If you weren't able to be there for whatever reason (you were part of the oppressive establishment or, you know, hadn't been born yet) the Woodstock folks need you to understand that, dammit, you should wish you could have been.
If you have a cat – and, dammit, you will – you are also obliged to talk about your cat in the cat card.
Dammit I lost track," you barely hear as security walks you in shame out of the office.
In my teen-age dystopian movie, I explain the situation to my father and, of course, he barely listens to me and says, "Are you high, dammit?" Samantha chimes in.
