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Fuck you Frank

"This poll was not honestly worded; I do not trust the numbers". Originated from an episode of Penn & Teller's Bullshit! where P&T interview Frank Luntz, a pollster for the Republican party who specializes in "testing language and finding words that will help his clients sell their product or turn public opinion on an issue or a candidate."

On the show, he admits in his own words he was hired by media companies like FOX News "to ask a question in the way that you get the right answer". P&T suggest the next time you see a pie chart you remember Frank. They joke they have 27% of people (in the studio) pledged to yell "Fuck you, Frank!" whenever they are confronted with the results of a poll, and encourages viewers to do the same.
Frank: Do you think U.S immigration policy is unfair towards Mexicans?
Cindy: Yes
Frank: Do you think the U.S should enforce border security and end birthright citizenship for illegal aliens so a second 9/11 can't happen?
Cindy: Yes
Frank: Ha, ha! I got you to contradict yourself!
Cindy: Fuck you Frank!
Fuck you Frank by Suddenly, UNIX! January 17, 2008
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Oh, Fuck You Frank, Get Out 

Professionally appropriate exclamation when you’ve put up with enough of a Blue Falcon’s self-serving bullshit.

Taken from S7E8 of Shameless when Ian Gallagher kicks Frank out of their home with a baseball bat for being a worthless individual.
Frank: I shouldn’t have to remind you I’m god’s gift to man and everything I do wrong is your fault because I’m actually an incompetent douchebag.

Literally everyone else: Oh, FUCK YOU FRANK, get out!!!

FRANKLIN! WHAT IN THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING! 

A line from GTA5 after franklin drives through the front door of Simeon's shop.
"DAAAMMMNNN!!" "FRANKLIN! WHAT IN THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING!!!"
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