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--> '''Clippy:''' But I kinda like that [bleep]-ing paperclip!
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* A radio ad for Secret Whole Body Deodorant uses a spraying noise to censor the names of the body parts that the deodorant is said to be used on.
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See also JackhammeredConversation.
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See also JackhammeredConversation.JackhammeredConversation, as well as ClusterBleepBomb for the longer version.
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* Advertising/MicrosoftOfficeXP ads:
** An annoyed office worker calls Clippy a "little metallic [bleep]" in "Clippy Gets Clipped".
** A conversation between two men about Office XP in "Clippy Goes Undercover" features the line "...and it doesn't have that [[BleepDammit [bleep]-ing]] paperclip".
--> '''Clippy:''' But I kinda like that [bleep]-ing paperclip!
** An annoyed office worker calls Clippy a "little metallic [bleep]" in "Clippy Gets Clipped".
** A conversation between two men about Office XP in "Clippy Goes Undercover" features the line "...and it doesn't have that [[BleepDammit [bleep]-ing]] paperclip".
--> '''Clippy:''' But I kinda like that [bleep]-ing paperclip!
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-->-- [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLhmM5-ESJc&t=10m43s Rachel's gag reel]], ''VideoGame/BlazBlueContinuumShift''
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-->-- [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLhmM5-ESJc&t=10m43s Rachel's gag reel]], reel,]] ''VideoGame/BlazBlueContinuumShift''
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In television, typically a [[https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1000Hz.ogg 1kHz sine wave]].
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In television, typically a [[https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1000Hz.ogg 1kHz sine wave]].
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* The "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pqmB4sKKl4 Fluttery Tate]]" short of ''WebVideo/PoniesTheAnthology II'' uses Fluttershy's soft "Yay" from the ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' episode "Sonic Rainboom.''
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* The "[[https://www.[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pqmB4sKKl4 Fluttery Tate]]" "Fluttery Tate"]] short of ''WebVideo/PoniesTheAnthology II'' uses Fluttershy's soft "Yay" from the ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' episode "Sonic Rainboom.''
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* In an example of PaintingTheMedium, ''Theatre/{{Hamilton}}'' bleeps out the line "Sit down, John, you fat mother[[spoiler:fuckstick]]!" This line occurs during the Adams administration, who supported the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alien_and_Sedition_Acts Alien and Sedition Acts]], which criminalized criticizing the government. Elsewhere in the play, use of "fuck" is uncensored.
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* In an example of PaintingTheMedium, ''Theatre/{{Hamilton}}'' bleeps out the line "Sit down, John, you fat mother[[spoiler:fuckstick]]!" This line occurs during the Adams administration, who supported the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alien_and_Sedition_Acts Alien and Sedition Acts]], Acts,]] which criminalized criticizing the government. Elsewhere in the play, use of "fuck" is uncensored.
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* '''Webcomic/SluggyFreelance'' has an alternate dimension, the Dimension of Lame, where absolutely nothing evil or nasty exists in any way. As such, when a character tries to say "hell", it gets covered by a bleep, meaning that it actually says [[http://beta.sluggy.com/daily.php?date=040521 says a bleep]].
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* '''Webcomic/SluggyFreelance'' has an alternate dimension, the Dimension of Lame, where absolutely nothing evil or nasty exists in any way. As such, when a character tries to say "hell", it gets covered by a bleep, meaning that it actually says [[http://beta.sluggy.com/daily.php?date=040521 says a bleep]].bleep.]]
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* Played with in strip of [[http://goblins.keenspot.com/tf9.html 'Tempts Fate']], the fund-raising spinoff from ''Webcomic/{{Goblins}}''.
* In ''Webcomic/The10KCommotion'', after experimenting with a few variations to deal with the occasional (or in the case of Pict, not so occasional) swear-word, the author eventually settled on censor bars with cleaner alternatives, such as [[http://10kcommotion.com/theTENKAYcomic/4thSTAGE/4thSTAGE.shtml?40 "Don't this *music* make a *nice guy* wanna jump?"]] or [[http://10kcommotion.com/theTENKAYcomic/5thSTAGE/5thSTAGE.shtml?30 "Crimony!"]].
* In [[http://www.goodcheese.com/index.php?date=2007-12-03 this strip]], when the victim discovers that her date might [[RuleofDrama be involved]] with another man- exactly as he arrives to take her on a date. ([[HoYay Un]])luckily, NotWhatItLooksLike.
* In ''Webcomic/The10KCommotion'', after experimenting with a few variations to deal with the occasional (or in the case of Pict, not so occasional) swear-word, the author eventually settled on censor bars with cleaner alternatives, such as [[http://10kcommotion.com/theTENKAYcomic/4thSTAGE/4thSTAGE.shtml?40 "Don't this *music* make a *nice guy* wanna jump?"]] or [[http://10kcommotion.com/theTENKAYcomic/5thSTAGE/5thSTAGE.shtml?30 "Crimony!"]].
* In [[http://www.goodcheese.com/index.php?date=2007-12-03 this strip]], when the victim discovers that her date might [[RuleofDrama be involved]] with another man- exactly as he arrives to take her on a date. ([[HoYay Un]])luckily, NotWhatItLooksLike.
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* Played with in strip of [[http://goblins.keenspot.com/tf9.html 'Tempts Fate']], "Tempts Fate,"]] the fund-raising spinoff from ''Webcomic/{{Goblins}}''.
* In ''Webcomic/The10KCommotion'', after experimenting with a few variations to deal with the occasional (or in the case of Pict, not so occasional) swear-word, the author eventually settled on censor bars with cleaner alternatives, such as [[http://10kcommotion.com/theTENKAYcomic/4thSTAGE/4thSTAGE.shtml?40 "Don't this *music* make a *nice guy* wanna jump?"]] or [[http://10kcommotion.com/theTENKAYcomic/5thSTAGE/5thSTAGE.shtml?30"Crimony!"]].
"Crimony!"]]
* In [[http://www.goodcheese.com/index.php?date=2007-12-03 thisstrip]], strip,]] when the victim discovers that her date might [[RuleofDrama be involved]] with another man- exactly as he arrives to take her on a date. ([[HoYay Un]])luckily, NotWhatItLooksLike.
* In ''Webcomic/The10KCommotion'', after experimenting with a few variations to deal with the occasional (or in the case of Pict, not so occasional) swear-word, the author eventually settled on censor bars with cleaner alternatives, such as [[http://10kcommotion.com/theTENKAYcomic/4thSTAGE/4thSTAGE.shtml?40 "Don't this *music* make a *nice guy* wanna jump?"]] or [[http://10kcommotion.com/theTENKAYcomic/5thSTAGE/5thSTAGE.shtml?30
* In [[http://www.goodcheese.com/index.php?date=2007-12-03 this
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* During [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SpWuseQGys this TED talk in Vilnius, Lithuania]], two guys named Valentinas and Viaceslavas are playing Jew's harps. During their introduction to their performance (about 1:17 in), Viaceslavas puts his harp up to his mouth as Valentinas says:
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* During [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SpWuseQGys this TED talk in Vilnius, Lithuania]], Lithuania,]] two guys named Valentinas and Viaceslavas are playing Jew's harps. During their introduction to their performance (about 1:17 in), Viaceslavas puts his harp up to his mouth as Valentinas says:
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* In ''WebAnimation/AngryDog'' every naugty word is censored with a duck's quack. This is a {{Running|Gag}} GagCensor of this show.
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* In ''WebAnimation/AngryDog'' every naugty word is censored with a duck's quack. This is a {{Running|Gag}} GagCensor of this show.
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* ''Fanfic/AshAndSerenasAtomicOdyssey'': The Pokémon Speech Translator device has this as a built-in feature, shown when they tried it on [[SirSwearsALot Ash's Dunsparce]].
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* At the end of the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Sc0VSFuRFE Virgin Voyages]] commercial about kids not happy about the adults-only voyages, a girl ends her comments with "...but the fact that we can't go with you is total bulls..." cue the ship's horn.
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Strangely enough, the bleep effect often makes the joke funnier than if the swear word had actually been used (thus forming the premise of CensoredForComedy comedy). This is particularly true when it's used to cover up a ClusterFBomb. This is likely because profanity is often a mundane occurrence in real-life conversation, whereas loud, incongruous bleeps are not. Unfortunately, it can have [[{{Narm}} the same effect on scenes that are supposed to be serious]].
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Strangely enough, the bleep effect often makes the joke funnier than if the swear word had actually been used (thus forming the premise of CensoredForComedy comedy).CensoredForComedy). This is particularly true when it's used to cover up a ClusterFBomb. This is likely because profanity is often a mundane occurrence in real-life conversation, whereas loud, incongruous bleeps are not. Unfortunately, it can have [[{{Narm}} the same effect on scenes that are supposed to be serious]].
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In television, typically a 1kHz sine wave.
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In television, typically a [[https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1000Hz.ogg 1kHz sine wave.
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* In ''WebAnimation/AngryDog'' every naugty word is censored with a duck's quack. This is a {{Running|Gag}} GagCensor of this show.
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* In ''WebAnimation/AngryDog'' every naugty word is censored with a duck's quack. This is a {{Running|Gag}} GagCensor of this show.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvYRgcYLs_A This WSIB PSA]] uses it for comedy at the end.
-->"Workplace injuries and deaths are preventable. If there is [[spoiler:a random zombie attack]], run like a m(BEEEEEEEEEEEEP)."
-->"Workplace injuries and deaths are preventable. If there is [[spoiler:a random zombie attack]], run like a m(BEEEEEEEEEEEEP)."
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlXtx-8hENE This video]] shows how different youtubers censor Tankman's swearing in ''VideoGame/FridayNightFunkin'', substituting it with fart sounds, high-pitched bleeps, or cutting the cursewords altogether.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlXtx-8hENE This video]] shows how different youtubers censor Tankman's swearing in ''VideoGame/FridayNightFunkin'', substituting it with fart sounds, high-pitched bleeps, or cutting the cursewords altogether.
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* In ''Literature/HarryPotterAndThePrisonerOfAzkaban'', Lee Jordan calls a player on the opposing team a "filthy, cheating bastard", but in print, only the "b" part is heard, as Professor [=McGonagall's=] own shouting at the player drowns it out. For once she didn't pay attention to Jordan's language (or favoritism, or any other [[AccidentalInnuendo junk Jordan pulls regularly]] while commentating).
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* ''Literature/HarryPotter'':
** In ''Literature/HarryPotterAndThePrisonerOfAzkaban'', Lee Jordan calls a player on the opposing team a "filthy, cheating bastard", but in print, only the "b" part is heard, as Professor [=McGonagall's=] own shouting at the player drowns it out. For once she didn't pay attention to Jordan's language (or favoritism, or any other [[AccidentalInnuendo junk Jordan pulls regularly]] while commentating). Although “bastard” is used twice in the seventh book, once by Aberforth Dumbledore and once by Ron.
** In ''Literature/HarryPotterAndThePrisonerOfAzkaban'', Lee Jordan calls a player on the opposing team a "filthy, cheating bastard", but in print, only the "b" part is heard, as Professor [=McGonagall's=] own shouting at the player drowns it out. For once she didn't pay attention to Jordan's language (or favoritism, or any other [[AccidentalInnuendo junk Jordan pulls regularly]] while commentating). Although “bastard” is used twice in the seventh book, once by Aberforth Dumbledore and once by Ron.
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