go eff off , also: eff off

The reviewer told him to eff off, as he was having breakfast.

Don't take it personal and tell them to eff off, that's the drill.

He can only tell me to eff off.

She'd get angry in class, tell teachers to "eff off", trash classrooms, and once even made a teacher cry.

For those of you of that dissuasion, eff off!

And would Mark Ruffalo just eff off for a while.

Teach to the test or eff off.

'Well, then, I told him to eff off.

Eff off old man!

Pecking out e-mails on an iPad simply adds to the chances that one day I will inadvertently tell a customer to eff off.

Then eff off back to the Daily Hate or whichever paragon of objectivity it is that you use to justify your ridiculous porejudices.

I didn't know where to put my face when he told Cecil Ackroyd to eff off that night in the Temperance Hall.

When France was telling the USA to eff off about Iraq these pages were full of praise for the idea that friendship involves vigorous disagreement.

Eff off and die you selfish b******s. You weren't there for me or people like me, so now it's your turn to take it up the proverbial.

And no, just because I clicked this link and posted, it doesn't mean I care, it means YOU care, so eff off.

If European countries would just tell America and the UK in no uncertain terms to eff off and mind their own business, it would not be "a problem".

I like the picture, it's the same as the other day and looks like he's pointing and telling one of the audience to eff off...clearly a tough question!

As soon as people wake up and ask themselves who actually funds the market spivs they may actually elect a government that tells these vultures and parasites to eff off.

It is disgusting that Wolfgang Schäuble told Michael Noonan to eff off when he asked for a reduction in punishment level of interest payments to a level at which the money has been borrowed.

You should've told her to . . .' - she looked around to see whether Marcus, the strange kid they were apparently stuck with for the day, was still listening - '. . . eff off.'

Now I'm sure conservatives are scouring the record books for precedent on this, and I'd reckon they'll find it somewhere or another, but it sure seems odd to me to see an executive-branch administration simply say to a court, eff off, we're not listening to you.

What if she don't give me a loan of it, what if she tells me, you know, 'eff off,' or something, and by the time you come to the door, he'll go like that, 'Just keep the lawnmower', you know what I mean.

UGA Dawg Sat Jun 25, 2011 10:09 am PDT Report Abuse Riggleman did what he felt he had to do, but he could have hung around, gotten paid, and then told them to eff off at the end of the season.