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[[File:this-trope-is-bleep family-guy 8588.jpg|link=Family Guy|frame|[[Fridge Brilliance|Note that there's already an F revealed in the puzzle.]]]]
{{quote|Son of a g{{spoiler|um chewing}} f{{spoiler|unk monster}}! Why the f{{spoiler|ruit}} does all this f{{spoiler|unny}} s{{spoiler|tuff}} happen to me?! F{{spoiler|orget}} my life! Always surrounded by miserable f{{spoiler|ailing}} c{{spoiler|lod}}s, like this whole world just wants to bend me over and f{{spoiler|ind}} me in the a{{spoiler|lps}}! Well, as far as I care, these m{{spoiler|iserable}} c{{spoiler|ow}}s can have a f{{spoiler|ancy barbecue}} with a god damn pig!!!
|'''Vegeta''', ''[[Dragon Ball Abridged]]''}}
When a show removes a perfectly innocuous word or words in a sentence, giving it dirty connotations. This can be done intentionally for comedy, to parody censorship, or unintentionally as a result of actual censorship because some {{spoiler|one}} really {{spoiler|mess}}ed up.
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* ''[[Clash of the Elements]]'': At the end of chapter 40 of Part 1, as {{spoiler|Cecilia Frost}} is beating up {{spoiler|Ezekial Gaia}}, her swear words are censored out by his screams of pain. {{spoiler|[[Don't Explain the Joke|Though it is quite obvious from the first letter that she was going to use the word fuck.]]}}
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