South Park 7\3
07-03-02, 09:18 PM
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South Park 7\3
I haven't laughed so much in such a long time, namely when the Father begins his "trials" to find the holy document! "Oh! There's a ladder!" 
07-04-02, 12:37 AM
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That is the most wrong thing I have ever seen on cable.
I shoved dinner up my butt.
Can't wait till next week's spearing of Coppola, Spielberg and Lucas.
I shoved dinner up my butt.
Can't wait till next week's spearing of Coppola, Spielberg and Lucas.
07-04-02, 02:53 PM
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I didn't think it was as "laugh out loud" funny as last week, but it was still great! I loved the parallel with people crapping out of their mouth and ranting about religion.
"Cartman, that's the dumbest thing you've EVER said this week!"
das
"Cartman, that's the dumbest thing you've EVER said this week!"
das
07-05-02, 04:45 PM
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Sea monkeys were laugh out loud funny... this episode had its moments... but wasn't over the to hysterical to me.
Did you notice how the alien priests looked like large green vaginas?
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Did you notice how the alien priests looked like large green vaginas?
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07-05-02, 08:48 PM
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Originally posted by Keyser Soze
Sea monkeys were laugh out loud funny... this episode had its moments... but wasn't over the to hysterical to me.
Did you notice how the alien priests looked like large green vaginas?
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Sea monkeys were laugh out loud funny... this episode had its moments... but wasn't over the to hysterical to me.
Did you notice how the alien priests looked like large green vaginas?
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Yeah, kinda like a venus fly-trap looking thing
07-08-02, 08:54 AM
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I love South Park. I can't remember the last time I disagreed with their stance on an issue.
I don't remember the part about the giant spider in the Bible though. Maybe it was in Revelations or something.
If there's a bad Pitfall Harry joke, I haven't heard it.
I don't remember the part about the giant spider in the Bible though. Maybe it was in Revelations or something.
If there's a bad Pitfall Harry joke, I haven't heard it.
07-08-02, 03:10 PM
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Loved the pitfall bit... thought the rest of the episode was pretty mediocre. But it's probably because coming off of the Sea Men episode last week, this one couldn't have come close.
The Sea Men episode is #2 in my book of all South Park, right behind the Osama one.
Oh yeah... and can't wait for this week's!!
The Sea Men episode is #2 in my book of all South Park, right behind the Osama one.
Oh yeah... and can't wait for this week's!!
07-09-02, 08:22 AM
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Was the spider thing a parody from a movie, or something?
Was the spider thing a parody from a movie, or something?
07-09-02, 09:32 AM
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The giant spider reminded me of the
The giant spider reminded me of the
Spoiler:
07-09-02, 09:41 AM
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Just saw the episode - it was, as was expected, very funny and very intelligent. And I'm proud to say that I got the "pooping out of your mouth" joke before the punchline at the end. At first I thought it was just another juvenile yet damn funny gag (no pun intended ), but when the parents were having their Atheists Club meeting and started talking about the whole "One Nation Under God" debacle I realized what Stone and Parker where trying to say, and I completely agree: people who are condemning the use of the aforementioned phrase are just full of sh*t. (And I'm not American, by the way.)
), but when the parents were having their Atheists Club meeting and started talking about the whole "One Nation Under God" debacle I realized what Stone and Parker where trying to say, and I completely agree: people who are condemning the use of the aforementioned phrase are just full of sh*t. (And I'm not American, by the way.)
