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Are those expressions the same meaning?
for crying out loud
for God’s sake
for crying out loud
for God’s sake
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If your dad said them, they have the same meaning.
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It's still used. Those are both phrases my dad used a lot when he was frustrated in the 70's.
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For gods sake is less used these days. Religion has become so politized here in the US
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