This is a perfect moment of television: Kathie Lee Gifford provided the set and then Elaine Stritch spiked an F-bomb right in her face earlier on the Today show.

The lyrics of Jack White's "Love Interruption" go: "I want love to walk right up and bite me / Grab a hold of me and fight me." During his Grammy Awards performance with Ruby Amanfu, it sounds like one or both of them may have said "fuck" instead of "fight." But maybe they didn't.

In Seattle, the Goodwill puts on an annual designer shopping event that draws many shoppers. This guy, however, stood out among the rest when asked on the local news what he was shopping for. His response? "Tons of fucking sequins!"

Today on Fox and Friends Steve Doocy got a bit carried away in his hysterics, inadvertantly dropping an F-bomb while throwing to commercials. We here think "Fucking Fox and Friends" is a much better show title. Well played, Doocy.

During Vice President Joe Biden's interview, Elisabeth Hasselbeck brought up his use of the F-word after signing the health care bill. While some politicians may have been squirmed, Biden graciously handled the topic and managed to make us laugh.

Fallon fulfilled his role as a late night host last night. He took something current that everyone was talking about, and incorporated it with something retro. Biden's swearing and school house rock work perfectly together.

If there's one thing that kids do that's adorable, it's arguing about computer platforms and dropping F-bombs.

Watching CNN's New Year's Eve with Anderson Cooper and Kathy Griffin has almost been reduced to a countdown to when Kathy says something inappropriate. This year she deliberately has a little trouble with the pronunciation of Balloon Boy's first name.

If you're going to swear on live television, what better place is there to do it than Fox News? Kelly Cutrone, the foul-mouthed, mean-boss-lady-type on The City did just that this morning when asked about Olivia Palermo.