I agree with TerraSin.
It's not that I am easily offended, nor that sexual humor is something I don't like, but... I saw a preview of a portion of the movie as well; it was a huge portion all about how this kid used to draw pictures of dicks when he was younger and he got caught, and his religious teachers thought he was possessed by satan or something and he was taken to psychologists for it... I can relate to that, I went to a Christian school and the principal actually thought I was a witch, and told my father so, right in front of me. I think that would be the most "offensive" to hard-core christians in here, who don't like their religion ridiculed... unfortunately, this DOES happen, and yes, it is ridiculous and should be ridiculed (the actions of the teacher, not Christianity itself, of course); however, I, personally, didn't realize the ENTIRE movie was going to be a huge sex joke about kids in high school. At least American Pie (based on a similar plot, wanting to get laid before school is out) had some substance to it as well. I guess I liked the other movie because it had... more substance. The 40 Year Old Virgin was about meeting your one true love and not being afraid of things like sex. It was not just one large sexual joke. I have nothing against stupid movies like this, but Superbad IS, in my opinion -- and that's just an opinion -- STUPID. And it made me feel kind of icky to be thinking about some little kid who's thinking and talking about sex. They're not even adults yet, and they're barely old enough to be done with action figures. Ick.
Bessi