Thanks for the replies guys, it seems like there's a variety of censoring going around worldwide, but as I see it you all have in common that there is censorship at some part of the day (mostly). It's very interesting reading about how it is in other countries.
I even realised that there are some cases of foul language in norwegian dubbed cartoons

Like for instance I've heard the word "[censored]" mentioned several times, and sentences equivalent of english foul phrases. This is more common in older cartoons that were made 10 years ago etc, the newer ones tend to me more milder when it comes to language. I still find it strange though how censorship is handled in some countries, when here in Norway we rarely hear a *beep* or censoring of any kind. Cursing is normal here and you hear it in pretty much any norwegian TV show you see to some extent.
Censorship in Thailand seems to be a bit random. Seems like swearing can be censored and even just lewd phrases can be censored. Some swear words while watching a movie weren't but that was on HBO. Certain scenes can be cut out entirely. Was watching Family Guy, the episode were Peter and his friends get stranded on a desert island, and they removed the "orgy" scene. They also censored some lewd phrases that episode even though I doubt a Thai would really understand them.
Also, smoking is censored and I think the cigar/cigarette/pipe is also censored when not in use, guns pointed at people clearly and knives threatening and close to a person are censored.
Now that is quite interesting.

Thanks for sharing that.