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Posted by samzenpus on Friday February 08, 2008 @01:55PM

samzenpus writes "The thing that interests me about this video is how by just adding a beep you can change something completely innocent into something that seems vulgar. There is a consumer/advertising perception study in here somewhere. Also, perceived puppet profanity is funny."

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by elvesrus (71218) writes:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-Wd-Q3F8KM [youtube.com]
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  by Itninja (937614) writes:
  
  Yeah NPR did a bit on this type of faux censor beeping a month or so ago. Slashdot got pop-culture scooped by NPR?!
It's been done (Score:1)

by computerman413 (1122419) writes:

Jimmy Kimmel does this sort of thing from time to time on his show.
*sigh* (Score:1)

by naer_dinsul (784040) writes:

...Wow.

I don't know which is sadder...

The fact that someone took the time to put this together...

Or that fact that I remember watching the original sketch on Sesame Street...

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a working link (Score:1)

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