4 thoughts on “Did Scott Fitzgerald refer to protesters as “Long-haired Goof Fuckers?””
I believe the exact quote is:
“These Goddamn goofy-haired….these long-haired goof Fu@%*!s are just roamin’ the building.”
Guided by Jesus’s message of love in the New Testament, the Cheddarsphere’s font of Catholic wisdom and muscular Christianity calls them “flea-infested dope-smoker plastic-banana good time Charlies and Charlottes”, trumpeting the $7M damage figure, then backtracking in the last comment. Moral certainty? Love thy neighbor? Comfort the afflicted?
Could he have been referring to a breed of dog? You know, there’s the short haired Gooffucker and the long haired Gooffucker? The short haired is an indoor dog?
I believe Fitzgerald said: “Long-eared galoot fuckers…”
It’s a very common epithet for vengeful men of prominence, struggling to achieve dominance over slippery tricksters.
I believe the exact quote is:
“These Goddamn goofy-haired….these long-haired goof Fu@%*!s are just roamin’ the building.”
Guided by Jesus’s message of love in the New Testament, the Cheddarsphere’s font of Catholic wisdom and muscular Christianity calls them “flea-infested dope-smoker plastic-banana good time Charlies and Charlottes”, trumpeting the $7M damage figure, then backtracking in the last comment. Moral certainty? Love thy neighbor? Comfort the afflicted?
Could he have been referring to a breed of dog? You know, there’s the short haired Gooffucker and the long haired Gooffucker? The short haired is an indoor dog?
I believe Fitzgerald said: “Long-eared galoot fuckers…”
It’s a very common epithet for vengeful men of prominence, struggling to achieve dominance over slippery tricksters.
Hear it used @ 5:07 here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbWgc9OHEaM
And @ 5:30 here: