Ants in the Pants!!!

The Ants in the Pants bit had to be the funniest SP bit I've ever seen, I'm still giggling two days later!

jenny

total Cartman fan.

True, that was good...but what about the part when Damien unleased the demons on Pip just to fit in with the rest of the kids.

Did anyone else notice Mr. Hankey flying around when Damien had a fit in the cafeteria?

-TaniwhaSK

Funny since it aired less than 24 hours ago... :)

I'm still laughing because somewhere in my Mom's attic is my old copy of 'Ants in the Pants' from the early 70's!! Maybe I should try to find a SP fan to buy it!!!

I can go to K-Mart and buy Ants In The Pants, dude!

On 5 Feb 1998 20:38:28 GMT, [email] (Emerld) wrote:

Schaper *always* leaves you laughing....ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!

I wonder if "Ants in the Pants" is anything like "Cooties" (remember THAT game?) I used to have tons of fun with that when I was a little kid.

If it is the same game, I don't know why Cartman would be so pissed off.

Losira23 wrote:

I think "Ants In the Pants" is a game where you have to flip the ants into the pants using...something. I'm not really sure. Cootie I think is...this thing where you roll the dice and assemble the Cootie. To tell the truth, I'm not even sure on that one. Damn!

On Mon, 09 Feb 1998 14:51:19 -0500, Al Kennedy offered this unto Shub-Internet:

<senile grandpa>

I'll tell you young whippersnappers about how we used to play Ants in the Pants. We didn't have any fancy-dancy plastic ants colored all sorts of doped up colors, we used real ants! We took those ants and we dumped them down our pants! We'd see who could take the biting the longest before passing out. Then, when we were all concious again, everyone would beat the one who had passed out first with a rubber hose! Sometimes, if we were really hyper or really drunk, we'd play Fire Ants in the Pants. Now _that_ was fun!

</senile grandpa>

Reverend Bob wrote:

well it obvious that i have been grossly misinformed as to how you play this wonderful game

SNICKER

On Mon, 09 Feb 1998 19:51:43 -0600, Frank Rizzo offered this unto Shub-Internet:

Obviously. It really is a lot of fun, especially when the ants get good and mad.

I just wanted to say that the last post was pretty funny.

Al Kennedy wrote:

Did you guys know that both Ants in the Pants AND Cootie were invented by W.H. Schaper a Minneapolis mailman.....ummmmmmm.. too much information Huh? {I gotta get a life hehehe}

[email] (Losira23) questions:

Ants in the Pants was one of those plastic timer games where you had to place or remove ants before the timer went off and scattered them everywhere. It was actually a little kid's game, but I believe Cartman was so pissed because he couldn't make mega-mega man, it didn't matter what the substitute toy was.

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On 14 Feb 1998 01:39:02 GMT, [email] (NOA ChrisB) wrote:

Actually, Ants in the Pants was more like Tiddlywinks than Cooties. It consisted of multicolored insectoid plastic shapes that jumped when you pressed down on their backs (kinda like some origami frogs, if that reference means anything to you). You launched your color ants, trying to land them in this blue plastic pant-shaped container that stood up on its own. As I recall there might have been red plastic suspenders attached. Whichever color got the most ants in the pants wins.

I probably hadn't even thought of it for twenty years until I saw the South Park episode.

Craig.

I coulda sworn the suspenders were yellow.

Yeah. I haven't played ants in the pants since I was 5. I also had cooties, and they were nothing like ants in the pants.

Ants in the Pants was a game where you had to shoot little ants into these plastic pants. Cooties was a game where you had to build a cootie. Both were enjoyable but not by today's child's standards.