I was so relieved when they eliminated Kelly. She tried to put up a front but you could see her real personality come out when she was kicked off the show. She has serious issues; the "nice girl" routine is just a front because she is overweight and unattractive and knows that no one is going to take her crap, but if she acts innocent and damaged she can get pity points. I don't think she had to try very hard to stay a virgin in college. Also, I found myself very annoyed with Brent in this episode when he tried to clean up his act of stabbing Harim in the back last episode. He made some lame excuse about "bonding" with Loanna in their religious views to cover up that he chose her because he thinks she's hot. I guess the concept of "Bros before Hoes" is lost to him.

I think you forget that humans haven't always worn nice clothing. There are even tribes still in remote areas that do not wear them. You are not able to say that we have "soft" skin just because we are meant to wear clothing, I am curious as to what human skin was like thousands, even millions of years ago. Just like most other animals, I would like to think that human skin has evolved over many generations and has actually gotten softer because of the fact that we protect ourselves so much. Just a thought I have... maybe you should consider that all they are saying about being born without clothing is that we should not be so lustful and/or embarrassed about nudity.

I can't even believe how illogical and foolish these people (including the ridiculous "alts") are... In this episode, there are many naked people, and everybody feels compelled to say "Well, we're born without clothing, so it's the natural way..." Right. So because the human body doesn't fabricate clothing for us in the womb, /clearly/ that must mean that we're supposed to be running around naked, right? That's why we're soft, and pink (well, in some cases), and burn, and bruise, and blister "naturally," right? Because we're supposed to be parading around naked, like elephants, whose skin is "naturally" (there's that word again!) thick enough to repel small bullets? Give me a break. If you haven't enough sense to see the difference between us humans and the animals that run around on this planet, defecating in public, taking place in sexual behavior in public, birthing in public, etc, then you are about as addlepated as the cast of this show and must be completely enthralled with the great "wisdom" it imparts! Enjoy the rest of the season! I'm done with this idiocy.