This is the "flirt" option, with which you can change the flow of discourse from drier topics involving the end of existence – "I wish Corypheus would stop with this nonsense," and the like – to more salacious fare, like, "A peer inside your smock, perchance?" and, "I can smell your junk from here, and it smells terrific".
Schwartz said Paterson had telephoned Ryan, who directs The Times's Albany coverage, and that "she assured him that the profile would not contain anything like the salacious rumors being circulated but demurred on the issue of doing anything to stop them".
Frankly, it looks like incredibly salacious stuff.
Mr. Murdoch moved Mr. Hinton to London in 1995, putting him in charge of News International, with its stable of papers that were staid, like The Times of London, and salacious, like The Sun and The News of the World.
Mr. Weber's book is a bit weak on architectural insights, and he likes to dwell on salacious details (repeated references to masturbation and visits to brothels), but he helps round out our understanding of one of the greatest architectural minds of any era.
"I won't stand by – because I know what it feels like to have salacious lies made up about you – and not support him so publicly, because they are just shockingly accusatory allegations," said Ferguson, who added: "The American people know my integrity".
Inevitably it is the most salacious clips, like Cyrus's writhings, which attract the most hits.
Some are overtly salacious; others, like 2004's Precious Boys, sad and soulful.
I often find my wife like that and feel salacious for her and cover her up.
