You could just type bleeeeeeeeeeeeeeep and let us mentally fill in a profanity (or multiple profanities) of our choice based on how many e’s you used.
Or you could do what I do and use a number of 
emojis appropriate for how salty I’m feeling.
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Maybe it’s because I’ve become somewhat militant about this, but I don’t care why Traitor Tot is melting down; only that he is.
The more energy he expends chasing shadows and catching smoke, the better it is for us.
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Thanks. All of my Orange Man insults are stolen from elsewhere.
Mocking them makes them weaker & I’m all about that.
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Yeah, that’s one that is best left out. No redeeming social values, at least on this side of the pond. Not sure if it’s universal, but I have seen the opposite with “bloody.” UK friends gasp if I say that. I don’t use that other, so no clue how they would respond.
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I don’t know if he coined it, but my brother would use this non-profanity at times: sponge-sucking dish-licker. He worked in a kitchen.
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I seem to recall there was an idea once that he wasn’t actually writing his tweets but was yelling at someone else to write them for him? I suppose that’s getting increasingly unlikely.
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“Bloody” is a pretty mild swearword in the UK, in my experience as a Brit.
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Speaking of potatoes…
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“It almost conveys the message of the movie more than the regular cut of the movie…”
I always thought so too. I love the “melon farmer” etc.
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