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6 hours ago, Skipalongcassidy said:

I could give a <deleted>e...

No Skippy, it's  'Couldn't'  give whatever, in English anyway.

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33 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

No Skippy, it's  'Couldn't'  give whatever, in English anyway.

 

It would also be possible to just add a question mark, thus:

 

"I could give a ****?"

 

or

 

"Like I could give a ****?"

 

I believe those are popular ways to express lack of concern.

 

 

 

 

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12 minutes ago, Enoon said:

 

It would also be possible to just add a question mark, thus:

 

"I could give a ****?"

 

or

 

"Like I could give a ****?"

 

I believe those are popular ways to express lack of concern.

 

 

 

 

No Enoon. The correct expression is 'Couldn't give a f...k" meaning that you have nothing left to give.

Not popular ways in countries which speak 'proper English'

I suppose the addition of the ?, changing it's meaning to 'Do you think I could give a f....k'? making it a question, whereas 'I couldn't give the aforementioned action makes it a statement 

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