$ alias sudo='sudo '
(note the intentional space within the quotes, allows using aliases with sudo)

And then:
$ alias fucking=sudo

Allows stuff like:
$ fucking rm /important-stuffs
$ fucking service foobar stop
$ fucking reboot

Enjoy!

I am so tempted to try this on our production server

Uncensored stuff coming up

also:
$ alias pls=sudo

Y'all need to try Suicide Linux.
It's actually kinda entertaining.

alias fucking='sudo '
alias murder='kill -9'

🙂

Never heard of this one?

https://github.com/nvbn/thefuck

@irene 😊😇

@commanderkeen what could possibly go wrong? I just did this on about 30 production servers #ansible

@rohr I use that more often than I will ever admit.

@jota funny that you mention that now ... as i am struggeling with a ansible thingy right now to make sure, no production is affected from changes :D

ok, obviously i am not struggeling with it right now, cause i am on devrant - but some time soon, i am going to struggle with it !!! #keeptellingthattoyourself

@Zer0XE :D just never do history | grep fuck | wc -l ... just keep working :D

@rohr I just did...yea there is a TON of entires....walking away and shutting down for the night.

@Zer0XE history -c && good night :)

You could have simply done alias fucking='sudo '

:)

@silverstar but then you can't use sudo itself with aliases.

The general sudo was meant to be a basic bulding block 😀

@Meta Ah.

Fucking shutup

Should disable all the fans in the computer for 10 mins.

@jota "what could possibly go wrong? " - are some famous last words for people who are about to fuck up ;) but since someone else is paying for this party I think Ill just be a square and boring professional

I still have my good ol'

alias wtf=man