damnit liv
in the south west of england, the phrase “d-mnit liv” grew in popularity in early 2007 as a term of intense frustration or to express extreme anger at a situation that presents itself, this colloquial use of the phrase gained such popularity it has been listed in slang dictionaries1 and printed on t-shirts to express continual ironic d-mnation of a situation.
#you get to the bus stop to see the last bus leaving# d-mnit liv
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