Cartman's mom & dad

C'mon. Cartman's mom was on the cover of Crack Whore magazine... she probably did it with the mailman and a thousand or so other guys... My vote is Mr. Hat for Cartman's dad... now, wouldn't that be twisted? I bet Trey & Matt could do it...

Didn't she wink at Chef in the Damien episode? Right there tells me that she's a hoe! I don't need crack whore magazine to tell me that!

korten Brian T. Perkins wrote in message ...

Winking makes you a ho? Man, you're tough

Rock

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"Cracker" = "Crack Whore"

Figure it out.

On 15 Feb 1998 03:02:04 GMT, [email] (VBPRINT) wrote:

Dammit, can't you recognize a perfectly good racial slur when you see one? Cracker has NOTHING to do with Crack Whore.

Sorry bud, but NOPE

Cracker is a racial term referring to a white person

Rock

VBPRINT wrote in article ...

didnt the Chef refer to the Marlon Brandoesque genetic engineer as -that cracker from up the hill-? Cartman has obviously inherited his bone structure

Uhh no - crack whore = crack whore i.e., one who whores for crack/crack money.

cracker = cracker, sometimes pronounced "cracka" - a term, I believe, that is aimed at white southern males in a derogatory sense, often in movies set/made before the '70s, and many times by people of African-American descent. Not sure exactly where it came from, but maybe from cracking peanuts?

On Tue, 17 Feb 1998 08:30:20 -0700, "Taliesen - JRK" offered this unto Shub-Internet:

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I thought it was a term for all whites in general. My guess as to the origin is that perhaps since crackers are a light color and tend to be flaky/crumbly...

beros wrote:

Er---I believe this the usage of "cracker" as a derogatory term for poor white person--or white person in general. This appeared more in the southern us as a term.

Rick

rickubis wrote:

is it still a common term because i thought it had for the most part died away now youre either whitey or a honkey but then again im not from the south so it might be different

Frank Rizzo wrote in message

"Cracker" is a southern term, it means the same as "redneck" or "white trash". It's also a common (derogatory) nickname for people from Georgia (see Neil Simon's "Biloxi Blues").

I always understood Cracker to be a "wannabe red-neck"... not a crack whore.

Ben Yarbrough wrote:

Chef refers to the kids many times as 'crackers' It's a derogatory term similar to 'nigger' used by blacks to describe whites. It's 'How are my little Crackers today?', not 'How are my little Crack Whores today?' Cartman's Mom is on the cover of 'Crack Whore' magazine., not 'Cracker' -Hank

um....excuse me but I'm pretty sure that cracker=white person. black people have been calling white people that for years. as well as terms like whitey, and honkey

[email] (VBPRINT) wrote:

duane cochran wrote:

"Cracker" is derogatory, but not for ALL whites, just the illiterate, shiftless, redneck variety. A white guy living in a big city wouldn't be called a "cracker."

B.T.W., the title "Cracker" of the show with Robert Pastorelli (and before that Robbie Coltraine) didn't have anything to do with his being white. He was a "head cracker," i.e., a psychologist.

I have heard the term used to all whites. The derogartory term for the barefoot, back-woods, banjo-picking, cousin-marrying, nose-picking, hicks is "redneck".

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Uh eh. They envision Mr.Hat as an inanimant  (sp?) object, controlled by
Mr.Garrison.  If what I heard is true that theres gonna be an episode where
they try to find his dad, he'll be nothing like Cartman...or they won't find
him...I really don't think they'll find him because that would really mess
everything up.
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