South Park Won't Kill Kenny Anymore

Fox News ^ | Monday, April 08, 2002 | By Don Kaplan

[Teacup]

NEW YORK

[Liz]

Liz and I are friends from way back. I have a ping list I use to call in people I have known for a long time, and who I think would be interested in what I post. Liz pings me to all her posts and I try to make a comment as often as I can to all her posts, when I am on FR. It is usually considered good manners to answer your "Ping." I understood what Liz was saying and did not take offense.......

Teacup, thanks for the clarification, friend. I'm always interested in your comments posted on my threads.
I try to respond to your pings, to comment and bump whether some consider my words pertinent or not.
The comments are meant for you. And to show I am supporting your thread. That's the way it works on FR.

[Liz]

.......it would appear that adults are no longer capable of creativity, intelligence, and incisive humor. So, if those b*st*rds have finally killed Kenny, this represents as big an event as when Rembrandt bought the brown oil paint.

I had no idea that killing Kenny off was that relevant. Tantamount to a Renaissance of TV cartoonery {{{gasp}}}}.

[Brett66]

[headsonpikes]

"Tantamount to a Renaissance"

Well, no, just an epochal event within the 'Renaissance'. ;^)

[Liz]

.....just an epochal event within the 'Renaissance'....

Oh, that. Gee, I'm so relieved........ LOL.

[SaveTheChief]

That episode was replayed the other week. I hadn't seen it before. I watched it with my mouth agape! Butters following his dad to a gay bath house, "Fisting Firemen #9" and Butters seatbelted in a car and rolled Susan Smith style into a lake. It was one of the most sick and twisted things I've seen on television. I loved it!

The part that got me was as he was being rolled into the lake. Butters kept jabbering on, completely oblivious to his mother's lack of mental stability. Some of the things that come out of his mouth... I am STILL laughing about something he got in trouble for saying (wouldn't be appropriate to repeat it here, but I believe it was in the same episode). Yes, I know it's sophomoric, but it is healthy to laugh.

[Teacup]

Remember when they got lost in the rain forrest? ROFLOL, now that was funny.

Remeber the alian obduction? And the "probe?" The visitors came to probe Cartman, HA!

[Teacup]

You know who gives me a head ache? The mayor, ERRR! she reminds me of someone I used to work for, LOL.

[Teacup]

"Just because you're a celebrity doesn't mean you know **** about the government!"

I didn't see that one, but I heard about it. Yeah, that sounds like a good one.

[Teacup]

I liked Kenny. Poor little guy. He never got a break. And his parents were such losers. The mom always wore that t-shirt that said, "I'm with stupid." HA!

[glock rocks]

Those crazy kids in South Park have finally killed off Kenny for good.

you bastards !

[Teacup]

LOL, hey how about that school bus driver?

[glock rocks]

The mayor, ERRR! she reminds me of someone I used to work for

she was, no doubt, patterned after salt lake's former dee dee coradini...who only
could be replaced by rocky anderson. gawd, they're all the same person, in drag. yeesh.

[John W]

Sometimes it seems as if performers have a problem with the first big "hit",or something to do with it,that starts their rise in the industry.They get tired of playing their first hit song or tired of talking about their first hit show or character.Stone sounds like that when discussing Kenny.