Noticed today, when catching up with Adam and Josh's La La Land review and there was a clip from the film, where Gosling says, something like, "No, I'm just an ass[bleep]."
My burning question about bleeping protocol and who decides and how: Why is the hole bleeped and not the ass? Why not "[bleep]hole"? Or is that done sometimes, too? The ass part is ok on its own - I suppose by itself it'd never be bleeped (?) - but when you make it a compound word, it just gets . . . too graphic?