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08-08-2007, 12:15 AM
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 The South Park Thread (ooh, controversial, don't click!) I can tell from a lot of the arguments and logic on this forum that many take a few doses of knowledge from the TV show South Park. And it seems like several of you despise it (or would). Please share your favorites, and don't worry about the controversy involved. We can all look past that as smart people. Why posted in "Character and Contribution", and not "Fun"? I want to put a values spin on this thread. And who the hell visits "Fun" anyway? Go!      |
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08-08-2007, 05:56 AM
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| I loved the 'World of Warcraft' episode - had me laughing my tits off. And the episode where Kenny shows people he can cold-read and they instantly hail him as a psychic, even though he constantly insists he isn't; a funny episode satirising peoples willingless to believe anything wild and wacky. |
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08-08-2007, 10:04 AM
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| I love it. I really love Cartmans constant abuse towards religious people and hippys, right on!
__________________ He who has a strong enough "why" can bear almost any "how". - Friedrich Nietzsche So tear me open but beware, there's things inside without a care - Metallica |
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