I am certainly not a prude, however gross out films for purely comedic effect fall flat in my opinion. When it's a teen comedy it can be more so. That being said this movie rises above the vulgarity of off color language depicting two dependent best friends showing that (in the end) doing the right thing is more important than pursuing what your adolescent fantasies involve.

That it gives credence to doing the right thing,IMO, makes it a better film. Not that it's not gross enough to be "the best movie a 13-yr old has ever seen", but it is filled with memorable characters who mimic real life types and situations as well as the obligatory absurd characters such as the two cops. It's not likely to be a comedic classic on the level of "Animal House", but it is funny, gross, and..., meh, sweet? How many comedies can you say that about? Kind of like if Me, Myself, and Irene were a teen comedy...but different. Glad to clear that up!