Bleep!: A Guide to Popular American Obscenities

by David Burke

Bleep! is the first step-by-step guide and workbook which explores some of the most common expletives and obscenities used in America today. This humorous and practical guide will take you on a journey through the popular yet forbidden language of obscenities which are commonly used in movies, books, on the job, in school, behind the wheel, and in day-to-day conversations.
Bleep! will guide you through the world of obscenities by presenting essential insults directed at other drivers, obscene hand gestures, forbidden synonyms for body parts, glossary of dirty slang words, red hot word games, find-a-word grids and special cussword puzzles!

220 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 1993

About the author

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See also: Fantasy author David Burke

David Burke is a documentary filmmaker and former 60 MINUTES writer/producer who came to Paris in 1986 for what he thought would be a year, but turned into more than twenty. Besides Writers in Paris, he has written two editions of HarperCollinss Access Paris, a travel guide to Mediterranean France, and numerous articles for magazines and web sites. He and his wife, producer/director Joanne Burke, have also made seven documentaries over these years and are working on a eighth.
He now divides his time between Paris and New York.