Goddamnit!!
Goddamnit!! by Me from earth May 14, 2021
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goddamnit
goddamnit by tomskerritt April 23, 2003
goddamnit
Goddamnit originated from spain where it ment something like, "horsecock" or "damned be thy son". Noone knows how, or why, it has been common in the English language.
From it's originated state, it has become somewhat false in the English language, where many still belive it's just "God Damn It!" without spaces. God himself knows this is wrong.
Today it means something (1.) important, and/or (2.) something worth making a statement over. It can also mean that you are (3.) embarrased over something.
From it's originated state, it has become somewhat false in the English language, where many still belive it's just "God Damn It!" without spaces. God himself knows this is wrong.
Today it means something (1.) important, and/or (2.) something worth making a statement over. It can also mean that you are (3.) embarrased over something.
Goddamnit Kris, we are in X!
Goddamnit Kris, we are in X! by nike kicks October 14, 2021
Goddamnit Trey
An expression of anger or dismay, not always directly related to a 'Trey'. Usually a follow up to a serious mistake made by an incompetent person.
Goddamnit Trey by VHarukan October 16, 2008
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