Is it "for fucks sake" or "for fuck sake"? It's for a work email so it has to sound professional.
A Quora question asks which vulgar phrase is grammatically correct for a work email. The joke is the absurd attempt to make profanity sound professional by carefully choosing between two nearly identical versions.
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