27 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Profane"

My friend saying the word "fuck" in a very cool way.

Just a bunch of unique profanity. This is pretty much a lot of f%ck.

When a man doesn't like pickles, it's complete and forever. On the other hand, occasionally there's no right side of the bed to get out of.

Someone yelling out in an angry manner the words "hey butt face!".

Male voice: "profane! sacrilege! what are you playing in this church?!"clip from the movie "carnival of souls" which is in public domain. Cruddy quality source.

This is a 5 second rendering of the famous 1000hz censoring tone used on tv, movies and broadcasts. It can be cut, looped and used to censor audio that may be sensitive in nature or otherwise not fit for broadcasting. Made the tone using an analog tone/pulse generator fed into a focusrite scarlet 2i4. The sound is very clean (no noise). As this "tone" is fairly easy to reproduce and there is no copyright on it, i'm not going to ask for attribution or anything. Just use it as you see fit whether it'd be commercial or private. Tl:dr; public domain file made by me (bjornthv).

The title was what i told him. It wasn't that recent and nobody really got hurt, so why agonize? it was supposed to be just beer and chips i was serving. Shouldn't have ever repeated. Suddenly i was being handed my robe and hustled off to put it on. I guess he saw me trying to disappear into the hallway. Had to tell him something, and i wasn't really up for a war.

Try and envision a big athletic naked guy trying to get a look at his own testicles with a hand mirror. I got the photo. . .

Don't you just love a professor who can get his point across in spite of the odds.

russian warship, go f--k yourself!.

Danse Profane, L 103, pt. 2, performed by the United States Marine Chamber Orchestra with Major Jason K. Fettig, conducting, MSgt Karen Grimsey, harp soloist on Aug. 14, 2010, at the Rachel M. Schlesinger Concert Hall and Arts Center at Northern Virginia Community College in Alexandria, Virginia. Claude Debussy. Danse Profane, L 103, pt. 2, interprétée par l'Orchestre de chambre des Marines des États-Unis avec le Major Jason K. Fettig, chef d'orchestre, MSgt Karen Grimsey, harpiste soliste, le 14 août 2010, au Rachel M. Schlesinger Concert Hall and Arts Center du Northern Virginia Community College à Alexandria, Virginie.