Naughty Nuns: Difference between revisions

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{{quote|"Can you imagine all of these URLs aren't taken? verynaughtynuns.com, slightlynaughtynuns.com, nunscoveredinbutter.com... There's a whole untapped nun-fetish market out there! We need to get in on this!"|'''Kathleen De Vere''', ''[[Loading Ready Run]]'', [http://loadingreadyrun.com/videos/view/28/Nuntastic Nuntastic]}}

 

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== Advertising ==

* In the 1960s, there was [https://web.archive.org/web/20210829033625/https://www.epson-kunstbetrieb.de/ an ad for the German soft drink]{{Dead link}} brand Afri Cola which implied this trope.

{{quote|"And afterward, we'll pray!"}}

* ''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' has a strange, invoked example. In Venice, you will find La Rosa Della Virtù, a bordello owned by Sister Teodora, a former Catholic nun, and is staffed by former nuns. She gives her reasons to why she equates her bordello to a nunnery (she considers herself a nun by her own brand of faith), some points cover the indiscretions of monks and priests of the time ([[Hypocritical Humor|who label those same things as evil]]), and how in some ways, it helps men better than a confessional does.

* Alice Elliott of ''[[Shadow Hearts]]'' fame sort of qualifies. She's not evil or even particularly promiscuous, but whenever she's onscreen it's a [[Panty Shot]] moment (you'd think a pious, God-fearing [[The Ingenue|sweet-and-innocent]] girl like her would [[Show Some Leg|show a bit less leg]]. Plus she likes [[Improbable Weapon User|to hit enemies]][[Throw the Book At Them|with her Bibles]].

* The protagonist of ''[[Twin Blades]]''.