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* ''Literature/ForWeAreMany'': Described but not directly shown, but Butterworth drops an ''epic'' one of these when Howard briefs him on [[spoiler:the Others]]. Particularly surprising as [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness up until then, Howard hadn't even known that Butterworth]] ''[[OOCIsSeriousBusiness knew]]'' [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness the f-word]].
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** In [[Radio/TheHitchhikersGuideToTheGalaxy the radio play]] and the US versions of the book, the award was for most gratuitous use of the word "Belgium", which is apparently [[PardonMyKlingon an alien swear word]].
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** In [[Radio/TheHitchhikersGuideToTheGalaxy [[Radio/TheHitchhikersGuideToTheGalaxy1978 the radio play]] and the US versions of the book, the award was for most gratuitous use of the word "Belgium", which is apparently [[PardonMyKlingon an alien swear word]].
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* One chapter of ''All Our Wrong Todays'' by Elan Mastai [[ExaggeratedTrope exaggerates this]] with having ''every word'' being either "fuck" or "shit".
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* One chapter of ''All Our Wrong Todays'' by Elan Mastai [[ExaggeratedTrope exaggerates this]] exaggerates]] this with having ''every word'' being either "fuck" or "shit".
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* One chapter of ''All Our Wrong Todays'' by Elan Mastai exaggerates this with having ''every word'' being either "fuck" or "shit".
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* One chapter of ''All Our Wrong Todays'' by Elan Mastai [[ExaggeratedTrope exaggerates this this]] with having ''every word'' being either "fuck" or "shit".
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* Used for laughs in the Maggody mysteries with Hammet Buchanon, who can barely open his mouth without swearing unless there's an immediate payoff for not doing so. The joke is that Hammet is about nine when introduced, and his siblings' language is even worse.
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* Used Played for laughs in In the Maggody mysteries with ''Literature/ArlyHanks'' series. Hammet Buchanon, who Buchanon can barely open his mouth without swearing unless there's an immediate payoff for not doing so. The joke is that Hammet is about nine when introduced, and his siblings' language is even worse.
