I am socialising, artard: The South Park thread

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Those would be the two, Jeeves.

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Didn't he give Ben Afflick one too? or maybe it was just a handjob but his hand was painted like a mouth so thats got to at least count as half a BJ, 2 1/2 BJ's by the age of 9 is well above average unless you're an altar boy

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Originally posted by Spy:
Hang on wasnt there one episode where he took a picture of Butter's cock in his mouth as well as in the sperm donor episode where he said he closed his eyes and sucked the sperm out of a hose.

What episode is the Sperm donor because I have not seen it. Looks like Cartman has grown up really fast.

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It was when they had the society of sea people; seamonkeys mixed with semen. Ms Chokesondick died, and they thought they'd killed her because of their 'sea-men'.
Heh. Out of a hose..I need to get this show on dvd.

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Didn't Cartman gave a dog a handjob too?

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Originally posted by BirthdayClown:
Those would be the two, Jeeves.

Sorry I hadn't seen the most recent episode and forgot it hadn't aired in the states yet, assuming Kyle had sucked Cartman's balls.

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Originally posted by Juliet:
Didn't Cartman gave a dog a handjob too?

He was doing red rocket, because he was told it made dog milk

[Reply #247 on:]

and it does, tasty salty sweet dog milk. 

[Reply #248 on:]

"Awww... shit."

Great ending. 

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We have to stop Manbearpig!

I love the 3 part!

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I love Butters. <3
And that's an acceptable conclusion to the ball-sucking storyline. I'd be pretty pissed if he did it for real.

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Hahaha, great ending. I had a feeling they were gonna opt for the "imagining things into existence" thing but it worked well. Leaving Butters' "Aw, shit" uncensored was the best thing ever. Second to, maybe, "Yes, God is here too. He's gonna talk to you right after Cap'n Crunch."   

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Just seen it and I thought it was brillaint! Ohh I saw She-Ra!! use to love her when I was a kid.

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The Kyle/Cartman ball sucking bit was so funny and it a good thing they didn't do over the top. I want more Kyle and Cartman ship

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Was I imagining things, or did the Comedy Central logo in the bottom right corner disappear while Butters was trying to reimagine his parents' reaction at the ened (right before he says "shit" )?  I thought it was supposed to be part of some joke that never got told... or that I didn't get.

The conclusion to the "contract" storyline was the best direction they could have taken, IMO; real!Kyle didn't actually touch Cartman, and Cartman still got his twisted wish.  Kyle's "imaginary V. reality" speech towards the end was nicely done as well.

My only complaint is, given the sheer size of this storyline, and the heavy involvement of all the other boys, I really wish they could have fit Kenny in there somewhere.  It's like they completely forgot about him after the first act of episode I.

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Love this trilogy.  I was disappointed at the ending:

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I was hoping to see Cartman meet the Christmas Critters and regret ever imagining them.  It was cool to see the Critters, and ManBearPig.  One character they forgot was Scuzzlebutt from episode Volcano.  I was hoping they'd show Fat Abbott.

Interesting Butters saves Imaginationland, reminds me of when Kenny saves Heaven using PSP.

I also liked Kyle's speech telling Cartman that he'll never suck his balls, very dramatic, but Cartman ruins it at the end.

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Originally posted by fryfanSpyOrama:
Interesting Butters saves Imaginationland, reminds me of when Kenny saves Heaven using PSP.

Yes, well the Archangels were in Imaginationland... Oh I see!

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Originally posted by fryfanSpyOrama:
One character they forgot was Scuzzlebutt from episode Volcano. 

Scuzzlebutt was real.

I suppose to be fair though, I did spot an underpants gnome or two, and Santa and Jesus were shown to be real in the past. Anyone notice any Visitors or jackovasaures(Sp?) or anything like that there?

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No, I'm pretty sure the writers of South Park don't remember any stories from before Season 9.

Personally, I thought the final Episode was a bit anti-climatic, but it was still very good. Was it just me, or did the last 5 minutes seem identical to the South Park movie?

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Now that you mention it, Butters bring everyone back from the dead was similar to what Satan did at the end of the movie.

I have a question. Since the current Stan, Kyle, and Carman are ones imagined by Butters, does that mean that within the reality of the series, (despite what was established by Kyle's speech in the episode), Stan, Kyle and Cartman technically no longer exist?

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Oh Kyle you dirty girl!

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Originally posted by newhook_1:
Now that you mention it, Butters bring everyone back from the dead was similar to what Satan did at the end of the movie.

I have a question. Since the current Stan, Kyle, and Carman are ones imagined by Butters, does that mean that within the reality of the series, (despite what was established by Kyle's speech in the episode), Stan, Kyle and Cartman technically no longer exist?

"Do I exist?"

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Having not watched South Park for oh, ten years, I stumbled across the Imaginationland trilogy by accident last night.

Holy crap, batman, that was good!  Some of the animation of the flight to Imaginationland on the blimp was actually quite beautiful, something I thought I'd never say about a South Park episode.  I loved the little 'shit' at the end too, and how all the major religious characters (including Joseph Smith) made an appearance.  And Butter's journey was actually kinda inspiring, something that I also don't expect from South Park.

The large-scale ripoff of every TV/movie character around was just great too.  I had forgotten about the cavity creeps...  Why aren't these guys sued for copyright more often?  Loved, loved that Popeye was on the 'jedi' council.

The 'suck my balls' joke got a bit old after the 500th time.  I mean, is gay sex really that funny?  I like Cartman as a psychopath, but a gay psychopath - meh?

Have the killer cute forest creatures appeared before?

OK, brain dump complete.  This could have made a great movie.

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Kyle should have imagined biting... hard 

[Reply #263 on:]

Oh, for the love of ass cancer, what kind of clown doesn't watch South Park? You sicken me. And for the last time, I CHALLENGE YOU TO A CLOWN OFF! This board is only big enough for one clown.
Honk honk, motherfucker!

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I want to show everybody my sig I have on  a South Park forum

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Get the hell off my thread.

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Dude... they're in grade 4.

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*bzzzt*

NO.

UNACCEPTABLE.

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Originally posted by BC:
And for the last time, I CHALLENGE YOU TO A CLOWN OFF! This board is only big enough for one clown.

Was there a first time? Musta missed it.

Now come on, there's room for at least twenty more clowns in this phone booth, don't ya think?

Nice flower in your hat. Honk. Honk.

And no, just got cable this year for the first time so am just now getting back into South Park.  Used to think it was a pretty stupid show, but if they keep doing episodes like this, may change my mind. Snurf. Snurf.

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aww you guys! it just a cartoon

[Reply #270 on:]

Clown off elsewhere. South Park Rulz, Talk about that.

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Originally posted by Juliet:
aww you guys! it just a cartoon

They are real. It's all real. Think about it. Haven't Cartman and Stan affected your lives more than most real people in this room? I mean, whether Butters is real or not, he... he's had a bigger impact on the world than any of us have. And the same could be said of Tweek and, a-and Kenny and Kyle. They've changed my life, changed the way I act on the Earth. Doesn't that make them kind of "real." They might be imaginary, but, but they're more important than most of us here. And they're all gonna be around long after we're dead. So in a way, those things are more realer than any of us.

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How cute does Cartman look there

[Reply #273 on:]

Shouldn't you like Token?

[Reply #274 on:]

That's a stereotype. It's perfectly fine for her to be attracted to fat, underage, ambiguously gay racists.

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Originally posted by Kryten:
That's a stereotype. It's perfectly fine for her to be attracted to fat, underage, ambiguously gay racists.

I didn't notice anything ambiguous about it.

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Originally posted by newhook_1:
 They are real. It's all real. Think about it. Haven't Cartman and Stan affected your lives more than most real people in this room? I mean, whether Butters is real or not, he... he's had a bigger impact on the world than any of us have. And the same could be said of Tweek and, a-and Kenny and Kyle. They've changed my life, changed the way I act on the Earth. Doesn't that make them kind of "real." They might be imaginary, but, but they're more important than most of us here. And they're all gonna be around long after we're dead. So in a way, those things are more realer than any of us.

*starts clapping*

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Cartmans not gay, he got off more on Kyles humiliation rather than the actual ball sucking

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Explain Butters, then.

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Originally posted by Kryten:
Explain Butters, then.

He didn't know what he was doing with Cartman and he was accused ofn being bi-curious. And sometimes when you're at the age of nine, you don't think of women that way... much.