I love it when Wendy puts Eric in his place. Girl power!

I loved Cartman dressed up as Wendy.

TONIGHT'S EPISODE!

Season 13 comes to a close with "PEE."

Things at the water park are not what they seem. The boy’s fun filled day is about to turn deadly. Events are in play at Splash Town that signal the end of the world is upon us. Cartman tries to warn everyone but no one will listen.... Disaster is about to strike and the boys are in a race to survive.

The stuff with Kenny, always showing him from behind, was hilarious.

Also, Butters freakin OWNS.
"Oh, you're alive?" When Cartman shows back up at the end.

Also, Kenny hadn't died in a while. What a way to go.

I thought last nights episode was a bit weak.

The best one recently was the one about the word f-a-g.

I just wish Kyle had said "You bastards!"

Cartman's song about minorities had me ROFLMAO!

I just found this on google images, and wanted to share this.

Woah! I could never imagine them guys in any other form but the way they are done in south park. Weird!

What I get the biggest kick out of is how much the McCormicks (Kenny's family) look like my sister and her family.

Thats awesome

That's a really cool find, Tommy.

Also....

March 17th!
*happy dance*

You beat me to it! CURSE YOU, KRIS!!!

OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE about the season fourteen opener:

BUTTERS <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3

I agree on the Butters but I am starting to think that I have had enough of this show. I know it's sad to say but it just ain't doing it for me anymore. I don't like the up to the minute storylines, I would much rather see them thought out again. I wasnt even that excited for this new season. Is the magic wearing off? Last night episode made me laugh like three times. Yeah I get it that you can make celebrities but what about story.

You mean Buffers?



Lets wait and see. Maybe this season is off to a slow start. Last season was freakin' great.

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I'm guessing they were joking about how people tend to read too much into their episodes...which itself may be reading too much into this episode, lol. Oh well. :) Still hilarious.

As a wannabe author, I fear that someday should I ever be published, someone will read too far into it (more than likely the religious right thinking it's satanically inspired or anti-Jesus.)

As much as I loved English class and love literature, that is always one of the things that bugged me. They pick books apart line by line, and I'm like...hey, how do we know this without having the author tell us?
Fortunately Tolkien, my favorite author, had no problem explaining where his ideas came from, and more so, where they did not.

And when you know a lot about an author's life, that makes it easier, because you can take what you know and interpret the story. That's really useful for people like Hugo, Dickens, Milton, Chaucer - knowing about their lives and their political and religious views lets you know exactly what they're trying to say in their writings.

I got really upset when one of my college professor's tried to tell me that EA Poe's The Fall of the House of Usher was about a homosexual relationship between the two main characters. I went "WTF? That's not in there ANYWHERE." When we had an exam that covered that story, I left out his stupid a$$ interpretation and took a psychological approach (that all these crazy things were happening because of his mental state; like he was blowing things out of proportion because he was freaked out). When I got my paper back, he actually wrote on there "Hey, why didn't you talk about what we talked about in class," and I'm too nice to tell him I thought he was a dumbass. I don't think he docked me for it, so whatever. So aside from trying to come up with all manner of interpretations, what REALLY bugs me is when someone will only accept a single, their own, interpretation, and not anyone else's. Of course, I say that, and I flat out refused my professor's interpretation, lol. But it was really, really dumb. :)