not care a hang
not give a hang

And then I don't care a hang about territorial rights.

"I don't care a hang about your letter; you get out.

"I don't care a hang what he is," answered the humorous official of the B. 0.

"I don't care a hang about that red-headed old fool of a cook," he snapped.

"I don't care a hang for Grandmother," said Gwennie. "

'If you'll marry me,' he said hoarsely, 'I don't care a hang.'

I can't think, I can't work, I don't care a hang for anything in the world.

Just say to yourself: "I don't care a hang if I don't go to sleep.

I don't care a hang for art; nature is as much as I can stand, and I guess I could show you things that would knock your old masters higher than kites.

"I don't give a hang for the uniqueness of the experience!"

I don't give a hang about having them cleaned.

"I don't give a hang if they're the Czar's children," the conductor snarled.

"But I don't give a hang," he said, "for I have seen the elephant!"

"I don't give a hang whether it can or not," Wade said coolly, "the fact remains that it is.

But the old farmer shrugged it off-'I don't give a hang, I've seen the elephant."

Valdemar folk don't give a hang about who crosses to their side, so long as you don't look like a fighter or a trader.

"Personally, I don't give a hang much one way or another, but I hate to see the bi-wench have such smooth sailing."

I don't give a hang about you, but I don't want that equipment dumped along the way-particularly the cameras."

"I hate to tear myself away, it's so lovely down here," she said at last "I don't give a hang about gardens," he answered almost gruffly.

"As you so brilliantly remarked a moment ago," Arcot pointed out, "I don't give a hang whether it can or not-it is.

"Opponents of the act are telling conservative voters, 'Believe in the Creator, praise His name and don't give a hang about His works.' "

There's a haybarn right on the road and the old boy that owns it don't give a hang if people sleep there so long as they don't build fires.

The past, Alan - the past won't die -" "I've told you I don't give a hang about what's past."

That's all right, if all you want are cheaply tanned hides and don't care that they have bad spots or may crack in a few months-and you don't give a hang about sick workers."

"We don't give a hang for money here, but we like courage, and we like independence, and we don't greatly like the I-C, who come meddling with their damned spot-checks every so often to see if we're sending out drugs or poisons."

'The Sun Dog' also sets the stage for the final fireworks display ... and, I hope, exists as a satisfying story on its own, one that can be read with pleasure even if you don't give a hang about The Dark Half or Needful Things.

"She doesn't give a hang about clothes."

She's all tangled up inside About her real mother, and her stepmother-and she doesn't give a hang for you, if s that money she found out about- "Jeremiah, Jeremiah," she murmured, beginning to move her left leg beneath her skirt.