"I thought "blow up snooki" was a blow up doll"
Posted on 10/15/2010 3:36:22 PM PDT by dynachrome
The creators of the outrageous and controversial adult cartoon, South Park took aim at the Jersey Shore, and pretty much all the residents of the state of New Jersey, in last night's episode. The popular MTV show was speared as relentless waves of New Jersey immigrants attempted to move to the small, fictional town of South Park, Colorado. As would be expected the Jersey residents were not portrayed in the most flattering of light, with excessive hair gel, lots of over-the-top bling bling jewellery and huge steroid
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Thanks to Sevenofnine for the link!
Don’t you know these guys are going to go after Rush Limbaugh one day soon? Will be interesting.
South Park is the funniest show ever.
The cast is from Staten Island not NJ. Snooki has stood up more to Obama than Matt and Trey.
I could care less about any of them including Snooki but she blasted his tax on tanning salons.
One of the best episodes ever...especially the ending with Osama BL.(wink)
I got hung up on the words “Blow Up Snooki” which brought to mind all manner of horrific soul killing things.
Won’t matter as long as it’s funny ....... Everybody got caught with their britches down when AlQaida started diving the airplanes into the New Jersey crowds! ....... That was right up there with Taxi and the license bureau where Jim is taking a test for a commercial license ~ see: http://bullit.ditttos.com/general/taxi-reverend-jims-driving-test
"I thought "blow up snooki" was a blow up doll"
Bin Laden helped. I say no more.
;)
And they are early; we still have 10 more months before we are allowed to make any jokes :-)
No problem
I do surf UK Daily Mail some of the comment they can’t wait to see it they would premire these episode in Early January what I understand
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