damn it
A phrase used on the show 24. Most often used by Jack Bauer to express extreme anger or frustration.
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Damn it!
A phrase that has been popularized by the critically-acclaimed TV series "24," who's main character, Jack Bauer (Kiefer Sutherland), uses the phrase as his trademark. A vulgar phrase a person says when they are angry or frustrated. Also spelled "damnit" or "dammit."
(Based off of a scene from 24's Season/Day 6-Episode 2)
Jack Bauer: Mr. President, you don't want to kill Assad! Abu Fayed is the one behind these attacks!
President Wayne Palmer: I'm sorry, Jack, but our current evidence suggests that this is all the doing of Hamri Al-Assad. You do not have any conclusive evidence that Fayed is behind this.
Jack Bauer: Sir, I just escaped from Fayed! He told me that and I refused to die for nothing so I broke free to save Assad!
President Wayne Palmer: I'm sorry, Jack. Truly I am.
Jack Bauer: Damn it!
Jack Bauer: Mr. President, you don't want to kill Assad! Abu Fayed is the one behind these attacks!
President Wayne Palmer: I'm sorry, Jack, but our current evidence suggests that this is all the doing of Hamri Al-Assad. You do not have any conclusive evidence that Fayed is behind this.
Jack Bauer: Sir, I just escaped from Fayed! He told me that and I refused to die for nothing so I broke free to save Assad!
President Wayne Palmer: I'm sorry, Jack. Truly I am.
Jack Bauer: Damn it!
Damn it! by Carnage Cow June 7, 2007
Damn It Wade
A universal expletive that blames a basic white dude for everything. Said individual typically has a red beard and a tractor.
Damn It Wade by The Honorless April 23, 2020
damn it with a stripe
A phrase more intense than just saying "dammit". The stripe gives it a higher rank, a supreme dammit.
damn it with a stripe by dammit June 18, 2004
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