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The ONLY gripe that I did have with this game is that (is an artistic decision that was probably made by a male) one of the fabulous ladies did end up lactating all over the expensive Lay-Z-Boy French Suede Recliner. Those recliners are NOT cheap and I know from personal experience, it is not particularly easy to get bodily fluids out of such recliners.