It was on in NYC tonight. I watched it just to remind me of how bad it really was.
evan
It was on in NYC tonight. I watched it just to remind me of how bad it really was.
evan
"Park Luck" wrote in message news:[email]...
really
It was consensual...
"i'm cold tired and wreeking of panda lovin'"
"Park Luck" wrote in message news:[email]...
really
fascinating
I suppose you're now going to tell me that the episode should have won a Peabody Award.
evan
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Maybe a golden globe.
"Park Luck" wrote in message news:[email]...
of course, I mean what other show serves up interspecies sex?
no, not really, what I was implying was that this episode has already been bashed to death and it's more than two years old now. it doesn't need another whiny post from you consisting of some banal one-word vague criticism and nothing else, thanks.
Would you have preferred a Unabomber-style manifesto instead?
evan
"Park Luck" wrote in message news:[email]...
been
*sigh*
No, I would have preferred a post with some kind of substance, like what ATS used to be......
As I stated in our earlier spat, I had made numerous posts stating my position on why I feel the way I do about the show--that is to say, that the downhill slide started in season 5.
evan
Dunno. But *nothing* has so far topped South Park's "Mr. Hanky," the talking human turd, and his family of little turds (including the lovable "Peanut.") I mean, that's like the ultimate in t.v. weirdity. Family Guy came close a few times, but that show always seemed to be trying too hard. Mr. Hanky seemed like he just...plopped out of somewhere.
Ahem, I beleive his name is Cornwallis.
Brett "Hiiiiidey Ho!" Buck
Somebody claiming to be "Adrunk" wrote in news:bcvtak$kbd$[email]:
Star Trek?
"Oh look! She's presenting!" "Park Luck" wrote in message news:[email]...
really
["Ida Wanna"; Fri, 20 Jun 2003 18:07:02 GMT]
"We thought this would take years!"
But it worked on so many levels!