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Not even a dollar in the swear jar for that one.

The family in the 1988 film Moving uses a swear jar to accumulate money when profanity is used within the house.

Maintain ''swear jar'' on cell block, with all proceeds going to township general fund.

After his remarks, Ramsay was presented with a 'swear jar' and invited to put in a penny every time he used bad language.

I've never understood why none of the footy codes has embraced a charity swear jar.

A swear jar may also refer to a jar into which one swears so that it cannot be heard by others.

He carries around a swear jar which he swears into so that nobody can hear his profanity.

Maybe they can put up swear jars and use the money to help buy better distribution deals with cable and satellite operators.

Modern versions, often glass, are available online via eBay, other shopping websites, and even sites dedicated to selling only swear jars.

She posted a photograph on Twitter of a swear jar, stuffed with hundred-dollar bills and a Visa card.

Keeping an eye on the swear jar: Lee Mason (Lancashire)

In the episode "Curses" of the television sitcom Home Movies, a swear jar is used as a main theme.

There is an online swear jar called "Charity Swear Box" by Fueled.

The group Ten in the Swear Jar released a 2005 album Accordion Solo!

SurePayroll recommends starting a swear jar, with $1 donated for every breach of decorum, money that can then be used for an office outing.

Homer Simpson uses a swear jar in The Simpsons episode "Bart the Lover"

You are gonna owe a fortune to the swear jar", Peter says in response to the multiple swear words from Bale."

Jon Stewart uses a literal swear jar on the television show The Daily Show as a comedic device.

Meanwhile, Ned Flanders asks Homer to cut down on his swearing, so Homer starts using a swear jar.

In the video game Life Is Strange, a swear jar was used by Chloe and William Price in a retrospective scene.

In The Age: The comic who popularised the swear jar and the changing face of lawn bowls has won one of the cinema industry's highest awards.

The breakout hit for the site came in the form of a discarded Super Bowl commercial entitled "Swear Jar" which, at the time, increased traffic by 50%.

In 2008, Anheuser Busch produced "Swear Jar", a viral video advertisement for Bud Light beer.

DDB's Steve Jackson said "Swear Jar" has been viewed more than 12 million times on Web sites and via e-mail.

Bring on the Swear Jar If the whole family needs to work on their language, the jar can be a fun and an effective way to eliminate cursing.

Such was my problem, a swear box was introduced in our car.

He installed a swear box on the set and demanded a fine every time the language of his adult colleagues became too mature.

Be careful with the wire it can easily catch you in the eye so take all necessary safety precautions and have the swear box handy.

Have you got a swear box?

But managing directors being frustrated art directors, I will read that later, because there's a swear box to be assembled.

Did anyone mentioning growth rates at the leaders" cosy private supper on Monday night have to put a fiver in the swear box?

Telegraph readers have suggested that politicians should contribute to swear boxes each time they utter a cliché.

Following the game a dash back to the club to watch England proved to be about as much use as Bernie's swear box.

There is an online swear jar called "Charity Swear Box" by Fueled.

In the 1975 BBC television comedy sketch by The Two Ronnies entitled "Swear Box".

Business news presenter Declan Curry promised to "put a pound in the swear box" after mistakenly telling viewers they were watching News 24, before correcting himself.

A swear jar might not be a physical object; instead, a notional swear box is referred to by people to indicate that someone's use of bad language has been noted.

A 'Swear Box' for 'Shadowlands' Backstage visits to the Brooks Atkinson Theater can be a pricey proposition.

A swear jar (also known as a swear box, swearing jar, cuss jar, or cuss bank) is a device to help discourage people from swearing.

Ernie Els, however, did enact an about-turn, apologising for Saturday’s expletive-filled rant and making “a substantial donation” to the Tour’s benevolent fund (otherwise known as the swear box).

Swear Box", where Barker and Corbett keep swearing in a pub which has a swear box and the swear words are bleeped out. "

Their online Charity Swear Box enabled expletive-heavy Twitter users to donate a suggested amount to donate to nonprofit organizations like the WWF and PETA.

Get your family/friends to sponsor you on a trek Charge for your services such as making coffee, housework, etc Run a quiz in your pub or club Keep your loose change Swear box!

As we grow, I hope to find someone more familiar with the internet and web page design who will be able to assist me, for what has been to date a very frustrating experience, one can tell by the 'overflowing swear box' beside me.

The next time you’re stuck behind a line of caravans on a country lane — and you will be — before you hit the horn, and fill up the swear box, remember this: without the caravan you probably wouldn’t be here.

Foul-mouthed Twitter users can now atone for their bad language with the Charity Swear Box, a donation-based site that detects all of the recently tweeted swear words of signed-in Twitter users and suggests a profanity-related donation paid through PayPal.

During the filming for one episode, "Come to the Stable," about two nuns who come to the United States from France to build a hospital for children, Miss Young became so disturbed by swearing on the set that she came up with the idea of a "swear box."

The cast and crew of "Shadowlands," the British drama about C. S. Lewis and his marriage to the American poet Joy Davidman, starring Nigel Hawthorne and Jane Alexander, has continued the British tradition of keeping a "swear box" for shows that employ children.