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New York - UPI
A video clip of former Friends co-stars Jennifer Aniston and Lisa Kudrow playing "Celebrity Curse Off" on Jimmy Kimmel Live has gotten more than 3.7 million hits on YouTube since it was posted Tuesday.
"I will be the sole judge in determining if the word is, in fact, a curse, which it must be, and my decisions are final," Kimmel told the actresses before starting the game. "We're going to go back and forth until someone fails to deliver a curse word."
Aniston and Kudrow then spent several minutes swapping obscenities until Kudrow said "snap pants," which Kimmel declared "not bleepable," and, therefore, not a curse word.
"Lisa Kudrow, I'm sorry, but Jennifer Aniston is the winner," he announced.
Aniston can now be seen on the big screen in Horrible Bosses 2 and Cake, while Kudrow stars in the TV comedy The Comeback.
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