Switching to English, the suspect warned in obscene terms that there would be "payback".
It was during this time, about a decade ago, that he became a major figure in the gang F.S.U., which uses two obscene terms in its name.
When the commission visits again, the factory is falling short of its quotas because the workers had used obscene terms for all the mechanical equipment.
The players were protesting in support of Nicolas Anelka, their teammate who was ordered out of South Africa by the French soccer federation, the F.F.F., after he insulted the team coach in profane, obscene terms.
He and other neighborhood residents had been pressing Mayor Goode for some time to do something about the back-to-nature group that they said harangued and threatened them over loudspeakers, often in obscene terms.
But people who purchase a Pontiac Aztek face another head-scratcher: how to respond to passersby who pull up next to them and inform them -- usually in obscene terms -- that their cars are the ugliest things ever to touch asphalt?
There are long, boring transcripts of supposed conversations between Hoover and his operatives and equally long, boring transcripts of bugged conversations between faceless mobsters denouncing the Kennedys and King in bigoted, obscene terms.
Already, Russian media watchdog Roskomnadzor employs monitors to scan about 5,000 websites for obscene terms by hand, under a law passed last year that fines and seizes equipment from violators, the Izvestia newspaper reports.
She alleges that Wyatt sought to touch her in an inappropriate manner, yelled at her in public using obscene terms and described his own sexual exploits.
There is no other entertainer in the nation who has repeatedly spoken about the Catholic Church, especially its priests, in more vile and obscene terms than Bill Maher.
