South Park: Capturing America's Decline

Salon.com ^ | April 20th, 2008 | Heather Havrilesky

[dynachrome]

Watching the dvd with a drunken commentary by Parker and Stone is great fun!

[Richard Kimball]

Yeah, I don’t know why, but I find her annoying, and she hardly wrote anything.

[Tex Pete]

The Pious is so spot-on that it almost isn’t funny.

[higgmeister]

In fact, the one good thing about being raised in a downward-spiraling country dominated by aggressive morons....

This from someone that watches Big Brother. Talk about Vacuous Minions of Mediocrity, this person takes the booby prize!

[marinamuffy]

The Pious is so spot-on that it almost isn’t funny.

I saw one of these on the road last week with vanity plates that spelled out in some combination of letters/numbers what was supposed to say "Low Carbon". I almost vomited. But then I decided to just speed by in my eeeevvill SUV.

[#1CTYankee]

[#1CTYankee]

"Southpark is awesome."

[stevio]

I think in this case “to no end” is an expression and therefore ok. IMO.

[L,TOWM]

Don’t wonder any longer. Check out the pic on #21. Look at the vapid expression, the absence of anything remotely close to engagement with ones surroundings or intelligence found in the typical liberal, and get your answer.

Beyond oblivious. The other clue is, if she got it, she would be outraged at the weekly thoughtcrimes South Park commits encourages. Showing the “proper worldview” as being too stupid for anything other than laughter and derision is douple plus ungood.

[Tex Pete]

I loved reading the story on here a few weeks back about the diesel BMW that got better fuel mileage than a Prius. They "raced" across Europe. The BMW had the AC and everything else running, while the Prius had all accessories turned off, and the BMW got better mileage.

[gracie1]

Definitely art imitating life, or visa versa. At the end at Randy's speech, I became the butt of the joke in our house. I was in my easy chair surfing the net on my laptop.