Last night's presidential debate being what it was, many of us took to our cellphones to vent and commiserate with friends and family. While you may simply have asked someone to pinch you or shoot you in the face, more likely than not, those text messages involved a lot of profanity — profanity that was only exacerbated by the fact that your iPhone repeatedly changed one of the most versatile words in the English language to some variation of "ducking."

Well, no more. In a shining example of what we in the biz call service journalism, here now is a way to get your phone to stop autocorrecting "fuck." Because, let's be real, when you want to type "fuck," you want to punctuate just how awful/cool/amazing something is — not to be reminded of the fact that Steve Jobs was a prude.

The "one easy trick," as it were, is quite simple, and was discovered by a journalist at the Guardian. "Best life hack ever," explained Steven Thrasher, "add 'fuck fucker' & 'fucked fucking' to your iPhone contacts & never mess with correcting 'duck' 'ducked' etc again."

That's right, he's suggesting you create a fictitious person in your contact list with the unfortunate name. Or, you could take the Cnet route and just rename an actual person in your contacts list.

Either way, you're now free to text profanities without being encumbered by the moment of reflection that comes along with fixing a lame iPhone autocorrect.

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