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care a hoot
(redirected from care two hoots)

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not care/give a hoot  (informal) also not care/give two hoots (informal)
if you do not give a hoot about something or someone, you do not care about them at all (often + about ) I don't give a hoot about keeping the house tidy. (often + question word) They don't care two hoots who wins as long as it's a good game.
See also: care, hoot
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Nicolas Anelka on the other hand, who missed the ultimate spot kick, didn't seem to care two hoots.
Football: Deano's emotion picture perfect by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
The customer doesn''t care two hoots about you, only what you can do for her
You Are not Your Customer! by Ray L. Edwards / Advertising, marketing, public relations community
I don't think most people care two hoots about the age of the vehicle - though having a modern, low-floor bus is of importance to the disabled and those with trolleys and push-chairs.
Letter: Your Say - Horrors of bus travel; In association with POST ... by Birmingham Mail (England)
 
 
 
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