I counted around 10 uses of hell as an expletive, 3 uses of b ** ch, and the only sexual content is Heather's mildly revealing skirt and a blurry picture of
naked people covered in blankets.
Not exact matches
Hey Chad, explain the reasons why your «god» liked to view
naked people and thought it good and perfect, then, when the
people discovered they were
naked and wanted to
cover themselves, your «god» grew angry and cursed them?
This will take away all of the
naked people and just let you look at the ones who are
covering themselves up.
Even when she's sent to Red Sparrow spy school — or, rather, is forced to go or else she'll get shot in the head — her education seems to
cover nothing but getting
naked in front of
people, with maybe about three seconds of picking locks thrown in, too.
A woman drops her robe, but we only briefly see her back and shoulders; a man is seen
naked on a bed with a pillow
covering his private parts (check the movie's trailer if you want to preview this) and a short reference is made about a
person being conceived during a cult ceremony (it is vaguely implied that the mother may have been raped).
After all, even though erotica sells, you don't walk into a chapters / indigo / barnes and noble and see a bunch of books with
naked people and dicks on the
cover in the kids section, why should digital stores be any different.
Many Kindle owners have complained about how mediocre the
cover that shipped with the original Kindle was, but I think a lot of
people are going to be disappointed to learn that the device arrive completely
naked this go around.
It is structured very much like a standard Marvel superhero story, complete with typical Marvel super villains — Superluminal is basically an evil Flash with his superhuman speed and the skin - tight spandex
covering his entire body and face, Exoskeleton has huge mechanical arms strapped to his shoulders, and Stealth has fluctuating rectangular glitches float around her all but
naked body that allow her to impersonate
people and turn nearly invisible.