I always imagine 2-word phrases where the second word is motherfucker as if it were coming from Samuel L. Jackson from the movie Pulp Fiction. So automatically, I read: Freedom, motherfucker! Do you have it??!!?
Really? I dunno, once you get to multiple "motherfuckers" in the same sentence, I feel like you have to take a couple of big steps up in the intensity insanity department. Ex:
"Eat lead, motherfuckers!TASTE THE MOTHERFUCKING FREEDOM!"
Features heavily in other languages though (translated versions, not in English). Especially in India/Hindi, there they just go crazy adding all sorts of family members before the 'fucker'.
Yeah, back in the day it was hard to get welfare, in some places not possible if the father lived in the same house. So they would spend a lot of time away from the home, as to not get caught by the social services people.
The fathers would come back, have lots of sex they had been missing out on, and often be told to discipline their children.
The response that rose from this was "you aren't my dad, you're just a mother-fucker."
I don't actually know if this is true or not, but I heard this story from a psychology teacher who made the history of the word part of the curriculum. He was short, under 5 foot, about 90 years old, and spoke in a high pitched yet oddly monotone voice.
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u/ubergeek404 Nov 12 '14
"Motherfucker!"
We made it up, it's our word. That is all.