This …

“[Expletive] you!” Ickes shouted.
“[Expletive] you!” Penn replied.
“[Expletive] you!” Ickes shouted again.

… wasn’t the only thing in the Washington Post this past week that would have you covering your kids’ eyes.

There was this…

When Feith tried to talk to him about one aspect of that, Franks walked around the table, leaned over and said, “Doug, I don’t have time for this [expletive].”

And this …

Kilpatrick is less likely to mention the issues that threaten to bring him down: putting $210,000 on a city-issued credit card during the budget crisis; charging the city $25,000 to lease a luxury SUV for his wife; and saying that police officers tried to intimidate Beatty by stopping her for speeding and detaining her when she asked, “Do you know who the [expletive] I am?”

And this …

Gerald Onkst felt much the same way as DePoy; he was just more ornery. He refused to say whom he voted for, not that he felt it mattered. “I don’t think anybody is going to help the poor man,” said Onkst, a retired factory worker. “The president can’t do nothing unless the Congress lets him, and they won’t. And this superdelegate stuff is [expletive].”

As their slogan goes, The Washington Post: If You Don’t Get It, You Don’t [Expletive].