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== Advertising ==
* Done for laughs in a Bud Light [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JI3Y1auTFpU commercial.]
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* In one episode of ''[[Sabrina the Teenage Witch (TV series)|Sabrina the Teenage Witch]]'', Sabrina, her aunts, Mr. Kraft, and Mr. Kraft's ex-girlfriend [[It Makes Sense in Context|all end up on]] [[Jerry Springer]]. During this, Aunt Hilda gives the ex a piece of her mind. Her rant is bleeped out every other word. Sabrina points out that Hilda wasn't swearing, and Jerry just shrugs and says "Yeah, but this way, it ''sounds'' like she did."
* [[Myth Busters]] has fun with this one when testing whether swearing helps in enduring pain. They use the bleeps to spell out messages in morse code.
* Since profanity isn't easy to translate, the german dub for ''[[That '70s Show]]'' bleeps out almost everything of Red's [[Cluster F-Bomb]] when he takes Hyde in after his mother left him. While profanity usually is never censored in German TV, this arguably makes the scene even more hilarious (and definitly better than an akward translation).
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'''Stan:''' Hey, Wendy. What's a ****? }}
** Kenny often swears in frustration (the 'F' word is particuarly common), and is the one most likely to describe lewd behaviour graphically, but everything he says is muffled by his hoodie. Ironically, when he's cursing he is actually clearer than when he's just having a normal conversation, and the close listener will be able to get the gist of what he's describing or the words he's using.
* ''[[The Critic]]'' has a few examples.
** Jay Sherman's interview with Cher ended up with this tirade:
{{quote|''"You no good ***. *** you, you piece *** **. Kiss my white, feminie, toned and tatooed ***, *** ***!"''}}
** And then we had a interview with Madonna on a children's show:
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