Posted on 10/15/2008 7:08:39 AM PDT by EveningStar
Guess I haven’t watched closely.
When did Mr Garrison lose his tatas?
I think it was this season. He stumbled into a lesbian bar, decided he was a lesbian, and eventually realized he wanted to be a man again.
Which required a shady scientist to clone his, err.. “wiener.”
Which resulted in one of those episodes where you watch with disgust, but can’t stop yourself from laughing.
The artist rendering of the mouse (Mickey Mouse with..ahem..enhancements) was one of the most memorable moments of that episode (”Mr. Garrison gets his wiener back”). I still laugh thinking about that one.
Rape is nothing to joke about, because most people don’t enjoy rape.
Yep, after staying up to watch the Indiana Jones episode last week I’m not going to bother going out of my way to watch the show any more.
Had my own brush (not my itty bitty titties, but cancer is cancer and giving up body parts sucks).
Go Wendy!
Thanks Matt & Trey!
Matt and Trey were perfectly in their element on this one. They don’t like political episodes but they do what has to be done. Listening to their interviews, they love the episodes that are purely 3rd grade, what would you do when you were 9 years old shows.
The clock ticking on the wall, the sweat dripping on Cartmans brow...anybody who has ever been challenged to a fight after school knows the feeling.
That’s why my son is taking martial arts as a mandatory education. It was horrifying. I want him to have it better than I did....like all parents do.
Having said that, I wanted a rematch with that bully from 8th grade. After all of these years of martial arts training and sweaty sparring I challenged him to a fight at our 20th High School reunion a couple of years ago. Now he’s a pacifist and an accountant. So we drank a few beers and laughed about it.
Oh well.
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.