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Not since around 86'
Not excrete.. execrate.
Define execrate: to dislike and criticize (someone or something) very strongly
Anyway, I think the impact of this sort of wording really depends a lot on the context. That's why "precision F strike" is a trope. If you're using mostly calm formal language otherwise and you suddenly switch to even mild slang, the tone change is noticeable. On the other hand, if the rest of the passage is filled with swearwords, one more doesn't feel like much at all.
How does Death talk, other than this? Give some examples of normal Death talking.
(that sentence sounded weird haha)
Other suggestions:
"I've had it up to here."
"I'm not taking it anymore."
"The buck stops here."
"No. No more."
"That's it. I'm out."
"This is the end of the line."
"I don't care."
"That's it. I'm done with this. I leave this responsibility to the locusts. They may do as they please."
Add a hyperbole to it to spice it up.
This job is going to kill me.
Or, at least kill the following 37 people who just happened to be in Café Ri at exactly 7:31.
I am who you call Death. I’m the last thing whom you see just before you die. I simply Reap, I do not Sow. I do not plant, I simply harvest.
I do not give, I simply take.
Being a Reaper means you take the Souls of the Living and transport it to the Isle of the Dead. What lies beyond? I do not know.
I am but a messenger.
And I’m ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ sick of it.
im not sure how ur death character acts, but death in my mind wouldn't use such new fangled words like ♥♥♥♥, or be very comedic
Also, if that's all you wrote?
How about just "I'm sick of it."?
If you mic-drop there, that by itself leaves an impact.
For more impact, put the other text into a paragraph, then make this line a new paragraph.
At least that's what I'd like you to think.
I want him to cuss to throw you off, it makes him in some odd way relatable.