bugger

GRE tends to bugger off down a hole in a lot of ISPs in the UK from experience.

WRT the Comet, airframers don't put engines in wings because they are a bugger to service there.

The only reason this debate keeps going is that there's bugger all hard evidence on either side.

Heck you might even be on time to drop your kid off if you can get that little bugger out of bed as well.

Proving that nontrivially recursive programs terminate can be a bugger.

Oh bugger, I thought we had snuffed every last one of those redirect traps.

Everybody reading this should bugger off and do something useful!

I feel like I am very wealthy and I make bugger all money.

I could use this bugger in place of an MSP430 in the automatic pool leveller and barbecue temperature control devices I am (eventually) building.

I tend to tell them all to bugger off now.

If that was with Java, I would do something to make network terrible slow or even unresponsive and try to dump stacktrace to catch the bugger.

Well, Einstein did bugger-all for a quarter century, and all he could come up with at 26 was four short inconsequential papers that together wouldn't have merited extra postage on the envelope.

And slackbot keeps on claiming any "thank you" that someone says, even if specified @someone, the greedy little bugger.

Bugger the Prime Directive, and the mission to "explore strange new worlds".

Tha wants to gi'im thick end o' thi belt." - He's a cheeky young bleeder(bugger), you want to give him the thick end of the belt.

If I were working for Elon and he said something like that to me, I'm pretty sure my answer would be "bugger off".

Bugger all (the age of IE6/Firefox/IE7) and constant churn (pretty much since the iPhone/Chrome was released).

Bugger, I was hoping it called upon the Golden Lord of Darkness who shines like gold upon the Sea of Chaos, the Lord of Nightmares who made the Four Worlds, and could destroy our entire plane of existence.