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[[Image:Godspeed ship.jpg|right|Ship "Godspeed".]]
 
[[Image:Godspeed ship.jpg|right|Ship "Godspeed".]]
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*'''Godspeed''' is a word used to express a wish for God's blessing and success. It is often, but not exclusively, used to wish someone a safe and productive journey. The other context is "eff you" when an argument is unanswerable.  
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*'''Godspeed''' is a word used to express a wish for God's blessing and success. It is often, but not exclusively, used to wish someone a safe and productive journey.
  
 
*''Godspeed'' is also the name of an electronic publishing company made up of people seeking [[God]], focused on the [[Christian]] market: [http://www.godspeedcomputing.com/ Who is Godspeed?].  
 
*''Godspeed'' is also the name of an electronic publishing company made up of people seeking [[God]], focused on the [[Christian]] market: [http://www.godspeedcomputing.com/ Who is Godspeed?].  

Revision as of 18:35, June 19, 2009

Ship "Godspeed".
  • Godspeed is a word used to express a wish for God's blessing and success. It is often, but not exclusively, used to wish someone a safe and productive journey.
  • Godspeed is also the name of an electronic publishing company made up of people seeking God, focused on the Christian market: Who is Godspeed?.
  • It is also the name of a ship.


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