No Sex. No Nudity.

Conversations involving past sexual history, including an incident between a high school teacher and her student.

Several innuendos from Robin Williams' character Dale Putley.

Sex gag scene involving misunderstandings, including a visual reference to oral sex. Scene referenced later repeatedly.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus' nipples can be seen bulging out of the night dress she's wearing. Julia's clearly not wearing a bra underneath.

One of the characters talks about "banging" a woman. Some mild/moderate sexual referances, but they are not too graphic.

A character is hit by a car. He is later seen wearing a cast on his left arm.

Fight scene involving a shove, head butting and two punches.

Man stuck in a portable toilet which repeatedly falls over. Character is later seen with fecal matter as he is being hosed with water.

One of the main characters is seen head butting other characters many times throughout the film, but this is intended for laughs and is comical. Most of the violence in the film is slapstick, and there is no focus on the violence.

Occasional mild language, including some uses of "shit" and "ass". Other mild profanity occurs throughout the movie.

A character sticks up an unconscious body's middle finger and another character who exclaims "I can not believe you just did that with an unconscious CHILD".

One of the characters has claimed he stole money from a crack cocaine drug dealer. Some drugs are referanced in discussions between characters in the film.

One of the characters sticks a gun inside of his mouth and begins to set fire to his house so he can commit suicide, but he is interrupted. The scene is fairly intense and shocking. But the films comical theme doesn't dwell on suicidal acts.

A character in the film is often threatened and chased by some criminals, who claim they want their money back from which one character had stolen.